How a Simple Moral Code Is Powering Environmental Change in Hungary
How a Simple Moral Code Is Powering Environmental Change in Hungary
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In a world often overwhelmed by climate reports and political roadblocks, a quiet revolution is unfolding in Hungary — and it starts with personal ethics.
A new article highlights how Scientologists inspired by The Way to Happiness, a common-sense moral code by L. Ron Hubbard, are leading a national environmental movement rooted in everyday responsibility. The Better World Movement, founded by Attila Kis-Balázs, organizes joyful, community-driven clean-up events that have already mobilized hundreds across the country.
This effort aligns with the UN’s Faith Environmental clean-up Hungary for Earth Initiative, which sees spiritual values as vital drivers of sustainable action. Instead of waiting for change, these volunteers are living it — one piece of litter, one kind act, one ethical choice at a time.
The message is simple but powerful: you don’t need to be an expert to help the planet. You just need a clear moral compass — and the willingness to act.
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