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    Universal values are principles or standards of behavior that are shared across all human beings, cultures, religions, and legal/political systems. Some key universal values include non-violence, honesty, responsibility, and empathy. Specifically, the document discusses five core human values: right conduct, peace, truth, love, and non-violence. Universal values provide guidance for human survival and help individuals grow, develop skills and dignity, and make right decisions on a daily basis.

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    Universal values are principles or standards of behavior that are shared across all human beings, cultures, religions, and legal/political systems. Some key universal values include non-violence, honesty, responsibility, and empathy. Specifically, the document discusses five core human values: right conduct, peace, truth, love, and non-violence. Universal values provide guidance for human survival and help individuals grow, develop skills and dignity, and make right decisions on a daily basis.

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    Universal values are principles or standards of behavior that are shared across all human beings, cultures, religions, and legal/political systems. Some key universal values include non-violence, honesty, responsibility, and empathy. Specifically, the document discusses five core human values: right conduct, peace, truth, love, and non-violence. Universal values provide guidance for human survival and help individuals grow, develop skills and dignity, and make right decisions on a daily basis.

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    The key takeaways are that universal values apply to all human beings, cultures, religions, legal and political systems. Some examples of universal values discussed are do not harm others, do not cheat others, do not lie to others, and do not enslave others.

    The five core human values discussed are right conduct, peace, truth, love, and non-violence.

    Right conduct is symbolized by a pair of cherries, peace is symbolized by a pear, truth is symbolized by an apple, love is symbolized by a strawberry, and non-violence is symbolized by a bunch of grapes.

    WHY IS THEIR

    UNIVERSAL
    VALUES
    ETHICS 01
    Universal Values: Definition
    VALUES-a person’s principles or standards of
    behaviour; one’s judgment of what is important in
    life.
    UNIVERSAL VALUES
    Valuing things is based on human needs.
    Valuing behaviours arises from the things we
    value.
    But more than one behaviour can attain an end
    What does Universal means?

    Universal= All human beings


    Universal= All cultures
    Universal= All religions
    Universal= All legal And Political systems
    Universal values as behaviours

    Do not harm others


    Do not cheat others
    Do not lie to others
    Do not enslave others
    The five core human values:
    RIGHT CONDUCT
    PEACE
    TRUTH
    LOVE
    NON-VIOLENCE
    Right Conduct
    Information is received through the five senses
    smell, taste, sight, touch and hearing. When this
    information is referred to the conscience, the resulting
    action will be beneficial.
    A pair of cherries is used to
    symbolise Right Conduct,
    because they look like a pair of
    arms and legs.
    Peace
    We smile when we are happy and contented.
    Contentment is gained when we cease to want for
    ourselves all the apparent 'good' things conveyed to us
    through our five senses. When our willpower is sufficiently
    strong to enable us to discern the difference between real
    needs and superfluous desires, we cease to be driven by the
    urge to own more and more things.

    A Pear is used to symbolise Peace,


    because the spelling is similar.
    Truth
    The desire to know truth has prompted mankind
    to ask some of the great questions such as:
     Who am I?
     What is the purpose of life?
     How can I know my inner self/ God/ the Creator of the universe?
     How can I live fully in the present moment?

    An apple is used to symbolise


    Truth, because it was related to
    truth in the Adam and Eve story.
    Love
    Love is not an emotion, affected by the
    sub-conscious mind, but is a spontaneous,
    pure reaction from the heart.
    A strawberry is used to
    symbolise Love, because it is
    a fruit shaped like a heart and
    has sweetness.
    Non-Violence
    For the non-violent person, the whole world is his
    family. When the former four values are practised (i.e.
    the conscious mind is keenly aware, love is flowing,
    there is peace and actions are right) life is lived without
    harming or violating anything else.
    A bunch of grapes is used to symbolise Non-
    violence, as the four values of Right Conduct,
    Peace, Truth and Love, collectively, when put
    into practice, will culminate in Non-violence,
    so this bunch of fruit is used to symbolise
    unity.
    WHY THERE ARE UNIVERSAL
    VALUES?
    Why universal values are necessary for
    human survival?
    The universal values is clearly evident that we need for us
    human beings to survive because it informs us our thoughts, actions
    and words. Universal values is helping us to grow our everyday as a
    dignified person, it help us also to develop our skills, talents and
    human dignity. Universal values also helping us to create better future.
    Each one of us are entitled and well involved in making right decisions
    every day.
    REFERENCES
     http://site.iugaza.edu.ps/bhamed/files/2010/02/lect-15__EthicsPowerPoint.ppt
     https://www.google.com.ph/url?sa=i&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved
    =2ahUKEwii3o2mtezgAhUafXAKHeM3AEQQjRx6BAgBEAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww
    .slideshare.net%2FIftikharChangazi%2Fmoral-values-and-
    ethics&psig=AOvVaw0MmaG8T77ZqW0b585QF8Mt&ust=1551923723419726
    THANK YOU!!!
    Prepared by:
     Shane Andrea Lee Pinera
     Claire Jhanine Ramos

    BEED 1A

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