Ethics of Relationships
Ethics is the mastery of proper relationship building with self, people, nature, and the world. Peaceful and benevolent thoughts sent out to the universe is a tremendous achievement, and achieving such mastery is not easy.
Here we list the commonly known, in the past, in the old days, ethics, was taught as a subject:
Integrity:
An elderly priest was once asked a question:
– Why are poor people responsive to other people’s misfortune, but rich people are not?
– Look out the window,” he replied, “what do you see?
– I see trees, a car, children walking…
– And now look in the mirror, – continued the priest, – what is there?
– I see myself, was the answer.
– So, said the priest, – the window is made of glass and the mirror is made of glass. Just add a little silver, and all you see is yourself.
The pedagogue must be objective in providing information about his product or service. Relationships with customers and partners must be open, honest and fair.
Price and Value:
I do not only have to pay for my product, but I want it to be something that I can be sincerely and heartily thanked for.
Element of Creativity:
I do what I love, and so I feel inspired and get great joy. I feel the freedom to create what I love. Doing what I love fills me with energy and enthusiasm.
My sense of self-worth:
My confidence comes from professionalism and knowledge, not from the
The modern office in which I work, and not the fancy clothes of famous brands.
“It’s not the dress that makes the woman a queen, but a true queen in any dress will be a queen.”
The inner sense of self-respect that creates my appearance and work environment is the greatest mark of quality.
Body and soul must be neat and pleasant.
