Quote from Jon Smith:
"Conducive to life doesn't automatically mean good...it just means the way things are without needing to create the illusion of separation."
The way how things are naturally is what I call good.
"In the true light there is no friction. Everything flows. There are no barriers between us vs them, left vs right, false light vs darkness."
Yes, that's what I call the "low level of goodness": You just don't have any problems because nobody is making problems. The idea of heaven or paradise is based on this concept – just enjoy life, no need to think about problems and evil. It's the state of existence that good parents create for their children when they are young.
But there's also what I call the "high level of goodness", another term for it that everybody knows is "virtue".
Virtue arises when there is friction (violence, abuse, theft, slavery) and an action is taken such that the friction can be redeemed. Virtue requires courage and knowledge. It's the high level of goodness because it's often dangerous and can be very difficult.
Virtue is what makes the good life interesting and, if you have overcome the fear, even fun.