3. Benignity
Benignity has the same notion as affection and love. As discussed before, benignity is the ultimate affection transcended into demonstration and manifestation. A person might have affection towards his spouse and children and even towards others, but until they demonstrate it, they will not be effective since that person will not be aware of it. An undemonstrative affection is like electricity existing in a battery cell with no connected outlet to manifest its existential effect. So, it is obligatory that affection morph into action. It is only then that it would be called benignity.
The correct rule of ethics mandates a human to demonstrate his affection and to instill the idea by any means possible so that in turn, his audience can respond to his affection and not become discouraged and disappointed. When one demonstrates affection, and it manifests from the opposite party also, and it will gain power and force through this exchange. It will flow among the poles, just like electrical current alternating between two poles. Better yet, it will expand day after day.