Unification Thought envisions the principle of mutual existence, mutual prosperity, and mutual righteousness as the fundamental ideology for the ideal world, and for the settlement of mutual righteousness, which is the key concept of the principle, it urges to establish ‘universal ethics.’ This paper first deals with the inseparable, complementary relationship between value and norm and the priority of value over norm in the perspective of Unification Thought, and then presents two presuppositions that are needed in sharing universal value and universal ethics. The first presupposition is related to a conviction that all people possess universal desire, and the second is that there exist the attributes of the others that can satisfy such universal desire. With regard to the first presupposition, this paper, focusing on the concept of shimjung, deals with a possibility that all people have an irresistible desire of achieving joy through love. For the second presupposition, while regarding the perfection and happiness of the others as what can satisfy the desire of shimjung, this paper points out that small victories in life, that is, the moments of grasping the satisfaction of the desire can open a way to establishing universal value and universal ethics.