June 18, 2022 – 01:04
Professionals contributed a vision regarding solidarity.
The money is not enough for anything in the families, the galloping inflation swallows it and forces numerous restrictions. But another side that is not talked about much but is seen in the infinity of raffles, bingos and benefits that are offered in different areas, is the impact on intermediate, educational, religious and other organizations that manage to get funds for his homeworks.
The Catholic Church is going through the month of charity with the Caritas collection, but a contribution bonus from the Sagrado Corazón de Jesús de Mariano Moreno parish is also for sale, which will be raffled off in the patron saint’s serenade on the 25th of this month; the Missionary Youth Ministry of the Virgen de la Medalla Milagrosa parish seeks to pay for the winter mission in the Yungas with a raffle that will be raffled on the 26th; The Formation and Spirituality Commission of the Palestra Movement will do the same on the 24th and in the San Pedro y San Pablo parish tomorrow the “Father’s Day” raffle will be drawn to help pay for different works; among other.
In secondary schools, contribution bonuses and bingos are also multiplied to meet the costs that the fans and floats will demand. And among the NGOs something similar happens, for example, the picnic area “Manos solidarias” today will hold a raffle in Higuerillas with a view to the celebrations for Children’s Day. To investigate what its impact on society may be, El Tribuno de Jujuy consulted the Psychology graduate Ana Eugenia Gutiérrez Zamora regarding whether people are supportive by nature or not.
“I consider that man is not supportive by nature, but rather I see how solidarity is a social construction, it is built from the establishment of the law and the norm as many personality characteristics in the human being,” he said. . And he clarified that “there are people who are more supportive than others. And that will depend on whether he does it out of his own need, he can also do it many times out of empathy.
It has nothing to do with a question of symmetry, it has nothing to do with the fact that the one who has more gives to the one who has less”. And asked if it can be positive in stress management problems, the professional specified that “the issue of stress is much more complex than this, what you can do is perhaps reduce guilt or certain pressures by being supportive, but it is not a question that will reduce it”. And another edge was provided by the accountant Nicolás Fernández Miranda who admitted that “the benefits of making a donation even when the economy shrinks and so on is a question that is no longer mathematical but a personal appreciation.”
In this sense, he added that “my point of view is that you always have to donate, my way of thinking -which is an issue that has nothing to do with the profession- is that out there we are used to living in a world of shortages, in which everything is scarce; What’s more, the economy teaches us that everything is scarce, but energetically I try to concentrate on everything flowing and returning; so even when you don’t have the same dono”.