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EPISODE · Sep 14, 2025 · 15 MIN

Mozi: The Engineer of Universal Care

from History's Arrow · host Harmonia

In the chaos of the Warring States, Mozi raced from city to city -- not with armies, but with carts of timber, stone, and iron. His goal was simple: keep the gates standing and the people alive. But behind this urgency was a radical philosophy -- that care should fall on everyone, friend and stranger alike. In this episode, Harmonia walks beside Mozi through the smoke of an approaching siege, exploring how his doctrine of "impartial care" challenged the dominant ideals of his time. We see how his ideas were as practical as they were moral, from reinforcing walls to discouraging wasteful displays of power. Along the way, we meet The Impartial Shield -- a sponsor ready to equip your city for peace by making war unthinkable. Through vivid storytelling and the tapestry of history, Mozi's life reveals the enduring question: should love be like ripples in a pond, or like rain falling on all?   Transcript available at: https://harmonia.email/podcast-episode/mozi-engineer-universal-care Share and read comments: https://harmonia.email/podcast-comments?field_podcast_feed_value=harmonia_s_history&from_node=40

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