Ethics relates to principles of right and wrong and moral duty. It involves reflecting on how people ought to live and making moral judgments. Developing good habits is important for ethics and success in life. Good habits are easy to acquire but difficult to stop, and they reveal one's character. Habits have the power to attract or repel others. Maintaining good work habits and life habits through adequate practice allows one to develop skills and strengthen positive attitudes. Thoughts, words, actions, and character all contribute to one's life and habits.
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Ethics relates to principles of right and wrong and moral duty. It involves reflecting on how people ought to live and making moral judgments. Developing good habits is important for ethics and success in life. Good habits are easy to acquire but difficult to stop, and they reveal one's character. Habits have the power to attract or repel others. Maintaining good work habits and life habits through adequate practice allows one to develop skills and strengthen positive attitudes. Thoughts, words, actions, and character all contribute to one's life and habits.
Ethics relates to principles of right and wrong and moral duty. It involves reflecting on how people ought to live and making moral judgments. Developing good habits is important for ethics and success in life. Good habits are easy to acquire but difficult to stop, and they reveal one's character. Habits have the power to attract or repel others. Maintaining good work habits and life habits through adequate practice allows one to develop skills and strengthen positive attitudes. Thoughts, words, actions, and character all contribute to one's life and habits.
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Ethics relates to principles of right and wrong and moral duty. It involves reflecting on how people ought to live and making moral judgments. Developing good habits is important for ethics and success in life. Good habits are easy to acquire but difficult to stop, and they reveal one's character. Habits have the power to attract or repel others. Maintaining good work habits and life habits through adequate practice allows one to develop skills and strengthen positive attitudes. Thoughts, words, actions, and character all contribute to one's life and habits.
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Ethics, Values and Good Habits
Ethics
Ethics: A definition Relating to what is good or bad, having to do with moral duty and obligation. ~ Moral is defined as relating to principles of right and wrong Ethics is not about being better than someone else; its about being the best we can be.
Some more definitions
Ethics A branch of philosophy concerned with ways of thinking philosophically about morality, and moral judgment. Morality Human conduct and character referring to those acts which it makes sense to describe as right or wrong, good or bad. Moral Judgment Judgments based on considerations of how other people are to be treated, and how others interests are to weigh against their own.
Nothing is more practical than finding God, that is, falling in love in a quite absolute, final way. What you are in love with, what seizes your imagination, will affect everything.
It will decide what gets you out of bed in the morning, what you will do with your evenings, how you will spend your weekends, what you read, who you know, what breaks your heart, and what amazes you with joy and gratitude. Fall in love, stay in love, and it will decide everything.
Why Not Be a Bad Person?
What does ethics mean?
Two common meanings of ethics 1) How people actually live (descriptive ethics)
2) Reflection, discourse, and study concerning how people ought to live (normative ethics)
Morality
and
Ethics
a Morality = our lived experience of human freedom
a -- trying to use our freedom to live well or of discovering what is worth living for and trying to live accordingly)
a Ethics = critical reflection on morality
a --stepping back to examine, analyze, and organize it in order to enhance morality (more abstract); It looks for consistency, logic, order, coherence, conflicts, etc. 7
What are the perennial questions of ethics?
What should we do with our freedom?
Related Questions What is a good life? worth living for? human flourishing? the best way to achieve these goals? At the root of such questions lie three moral conceptions: Good -- character and lives Good = valuable, precious, desirable, meaningful, fulfilling, promoting flourishing Right -- actions Just -- communities 8
ARE VALUES DIFFERENT IN DIFFERENT FIELDS ?
Why there is general indifference towards VALUES?
ARE THESE VALUES OR, ARE THEY
SUBJECT TO CHANGE,
ETERNAL ?
WITH CHANGING TIMES ? . . . . as in the case of fashions ? ARE THESE VALUES
UNIVERSAL ?
[ UNIFORMLY APPLICABLE TO ALL ~
IRRESPECTIVE OF RELIGION, CASTE, CREED, AGE, GENDER, AND SO ON ? ]
THE INEQUALITY, THE INEFFICIENCY, THE INDIFFERENCE, THE INEFFECTIVENESS . . . THE GROWING POVERTY, THE EXPLODING CORRUPTION, CHEATING, CRIME, VIOLENCE, VULGARITY, EVER-INCREASING POLLUTION, ~ NOT JUST IN ENVIRONMENT, BUT IN THOUGHT, WORD AND ACTION, DECREASING STANDARDS, DECLINING VALUES, WEAKNENING FAMILY TIES, GET-QUICK-RICH BY ANY MEANS ATTITUDE . . .
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~ WARM, SHINING & UPLIFTING
~ DISCRIMINATING, EXPLOITING & DEGRADING
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IN GODS CREATION, IT IS BELIEVED THAT THERE ARE 84 LAKHS OF SPECIES ~ WITH
HUMAN LIFE TOPPING THE LIST.
THE HUMAN BEING IS BLESSED WITH A MIND THE THINKING FACULTY, & VIVEKA THE FACULTY OF DISCRIMINATION. 19 Kerala
EVERYBODY TODAY SEEMS TO BE IN SUCH A TERRIBLE RUSH, ANXIOUS FOR GREATER DEVELOPMENTS AND GREATER RICHES AND SO ON,
~ PARENTS HAVE VERY LITTLE TIME FOR EACH OTHER; PARENTS HAVE NOT MUCH TIME FOR THEIR CHILDREN; -
AND IN THE HOME BEGINS THE DISRUPTION OF PEACE OF THE WORLD
MOTHER THERESA 20 Kerala
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POLITICS SCIENCE COMMERCE WEALTH WORSHIP
PRINCIPLES HUMANITY MORALITY WORK COMPASSION
PLEASURE EDUCATION
CONSCIENCE CHARACTER
PURUSHARTHAS & ASHRAMAS
DHARMA ARTHA KAMA
BRAHMACHARYA
GRUHASTHA VANAPRASTHA SANYASA
MOKSHA
LOVE FOR FEAR OF
GOD
SIN
SOCIA
MORA
LITY
LOVE THE MOST BASIC HUMAN VALUE
IN UNDERSTANDING IN SPEECH
IN ACTION IN THOUGHT IN UNDERSTANDING
STAR
T THE DAY WITH
LOVE
SPEND THE DAY WITH L O V E FILL THE DAY WITH L O V E
END THE DAY WITH L O V E
~ THAT IS THE WAY TO FIND
CHARACTER INTEGRITY OBJECTIVITY PURSUIT OF TRUTH CONCENTRATION PURITY OF [ T+W+A ] TRUTHFULNESS PATIENCE SELF-MASTERY
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