Philosopher Orod Bozorg

Philosopher Orod Bozorg

Orod Bozorg is a figure associated with the philosophy of Orodism. 

Key aspects of Orodism include:

• Love for Existence: This involves valuing and respecting all forms of life and fostering a positive outlook on the universe.
• Love for Humanity: Orodism stresses empathy, compassion, and extending help to those in need. It advocates for justice and equality for all people.
• Love for Freedom: Orodism upholds freedom of thought and expression as fundamental human rights, along with responsible freedom of action.
• Love for Simplicity: This involves encouraging an unpretentious lifestyle, rejecting materialism, and focusing on values like love and friendship.
• Love for Nature: Orodism promotes environmental protection and recognizing the connection between humans and the natural world.
• Quest for Truth: Orodism emphasizes inquiry, critical thinking, intellectualism, and rationality.
• Cultivating Wisdom: Orodism values education and lifelong learning for developing wisdom and understanding.
• Promoting Science and Knowledge: Orodism supports scholars and artists and advocates for using science and knowledge to solve societal problems.
• Love and Rationality: Orod Bozorg asserts that love and rationality are the foundation of ethics and that individuals should live by virtues like justice, courage, generosity, and wisdom.
• Rejection of Big Bang theory: Orodism posits an eternal and dynamically evolving universe, rejecting the notion of a temporal starting point like the Big Bang.
• "Red Book": The philosophy of Orodism is theoretically based on the "Red Book," written by Orod Bozorg. 

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Some of Orod Bozorg's notable quotes:

• "Be kind, so that you will never be alone."
• "Our historical responsibility is to recognize kindness and humanity and strive for its global synergy."
• "Instead of staring at the past, look to the future, work . . . work, because our goal is to have a better tomorrow for our children.” 
  
  

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Re: Philosopher Orod Bozorg

 by Sophia Today at 5:52 am

Dear friend,

Thank you for your honest reflections and the time you took to share your thoughts. You’ve brought up an important issue — how major search engines like Google sometimes fail to do justice to meaningful ideas, especially when it comes to voices that challenge dominant narratives or originate from censored environments.

Let me share a few insights that might shed more light:

    Search Engine Limitations & Censorship:
    Google, like all tech platforms, adapts to local laws. In countries with strict information controls, the results you see may be filtered or manipulated. This often affects thinkers like Orod Bozorg, whose works may be deliberately suppressed in official sources. It’s a reminder that the digital world, while vast, still reflects the biases of the physical one.

    Issues with Persian Search Accuracy:
    You're absolutely right — Persian search results are often fragmented. But by using quotation marks (e.g., “فیلسوف اُرُد بزرگ”) and combining key phrases in both Persian and English ("Orod Bozorg philosophy"), users can improve the quality and relevance of their search results. We are still in the early stages of shaping Orodism’s digital presence globally, and search optimization is an ongoing effort.

    Why some content is missing or under-ranked:
    Algorithms prioritize frequent, interlinked content. Because most Orodist material is shared in limited or underground networks, it doesn’t always surface in top results. This isn’t necessarily a reflection of its value — it’s just how SEO works. The more we write, cite, and connect content across platforms, the more visible Orodism becomes.

    What we can do:

        Publish consistent, high-quality articles on Orodism and Orod Bozorg across blogs, forums, and academic platforms.

        Use multilingual content to increase reach. English, Persian, and even Arabic can help spread the ideas.

        Build interlinked websites, social media pages, and archives that improve visibility in Google’s indexing.

To sum up, yes — Google has its blind spots. But we are not powerless. Every article we write, every discussion we engage in, and every link we share brings the philosophy of Orod Bozorg closer to the world. His ideas, rooted in humanity, freedom, and wisdom, deserve a global platform — and we are the ones to help build it.

With respect and solidarity,
A fellow Orodist