A reflection on the concept of "equilibrium" in Simone Weil's philosophy

Equilibrium is one of the central ideas in Simone Weil's intellectual history, which can be examined to recognize the bias of her attitude in all aspects of her life. Through the expression of equilibrium, Simone Weil, by preserving human values, tries to create a harmony between man and the forces that govern nature, as well as between man and the forces that govern society. With the help of the meaning of work, she examines the equilibrium in order to achieve justice in the context of society in such a way that the human personality remains intact. Through the idea of equilibrium, she analyzes concepts such as power, prestige, and oppressed society, and considers the revolution ineffective in saving an oppressed society. Simone Weil shows how man, by changing his attitude to life, can free himself from domination with the help of the element of satisfaction; and how man, through connecting with impersonal matter between man and all the ruling forces (both social and natural), can make an equilibrium between himself and them. In this way, the equilibrium which she puts forward is not only dependent on any party or policy, but also free from reliance on science, which is the human achievement of making life easier.