The Global Spread of Communism: An Unproven System and the Violation of the Universal Law of Balance in Nature

Abstract This paper explores the historical and philosophical reasons behind the global spread of communism despite its unproven and often flawed nature as both an economic and political system. It examines the ideological appeal of communism, its historical expansion through revolutionary movements, and its repeated failures in achieving long-term social and economic stability. Using Angelito Malicse’s Universal Formula—particularly the Law of Karma, which emphasizes the law of cause and effect in the context of systems—the paper argues that communism violates the Universal Law of Balance in Nature. By suppressing natural diversity, feedback mechanisms, and adaptive equilibrium, communist systems inherently destabilize themselves, leading to imbalance, inefficiency, and eventual collapse. The discussion concludes that only through understanding and applying the universal laws of balance and systemic homeostasis can societies develop stable and just political and economic systems.