Life is something that cannot be measure or rated, because each person has a different importance to one person than to others, from there come the influence and the real value that we can give to other person´s life, so if we think on this, as others can be important and have influence in our life, same way our life is important and we can influence others by the way we live. I thought this concept was simple and my life was not of great importance to others, but this change when I participated in a workshop with a group of people from my job, in this workshop we made an exercise to learn and accept our importance in this world and in the life of others. First I needed to close my eyes and try to imagine that I never exist, what things would …show more content…
She passed away in May 2015. She was the kind of person you always want to be around, always caring and loving, but one thing I did not new until she was gone was her freedom in doing things, she lived happily because she always did the things that made her happy. That was the lesson she had stored for me, and I did no knew. I was working in a place that gave me certain satisfactions in life, but I was too comfortable. I always wanted to do more things, but I did not realize that I preferred the comfortable for been completely happy with the things that I was doing, more related to my professional life. After her funerary services, I ponder on her life and decide to give up the comfortable and be happier. I gave up my job of 4 years and changed to other that I always wanted. I cannot be more grateful for the example that Ludito gave to me, and I am completely sure that people can influence in our lives, she did in mine, so strong and beautifully, and I know this is part of the Plan of Salvation, because our Savior influence and change the life of many around the world. We should always ponder on the people that surround us because their life might mean more than we
Overall, it is vital to apprehend that when looking at the value of life, we are able to see in a view that surpasses all of the mess ups, failures, and setbacks. That looks passed all of the achievements, accomplishments, and profits. What truly defines the value of someone's life is looking at is the basic necessity of every human life, the
Life, such a broad yet concise topic. A multitude of different people and cultures offer different opinions on what gives life value and how to obtain satisfaction in our lives. For example, the typical “American Dream” is defined as attaining wealth and success through hard work, while many Spanish cultures consider closeness within a family a valuable trait in life. Whether it is family, success, love, or faith, every citizen in each different culture finds what brings him or her joy and does whatever it takes to reach this satisfaction. There are three specific aspects of my life which make life worth living; these include my faith, my family, and the talents I have been blessed with.
The value of life is shown as the main theme in Richard Connell’s, The Most Dangerous Game, a lot. We are also able to see it in many survival situations in real life. And, finally, in my life I think the value of life has to do with how you use your life every day. If people want to survive, and even thrive, they need to know just how valuable their life is.
...educed that it is not significant to live but instead to live a just and moral life.
Before diving into the questions that arise with meaningfulness of life, it is helpful to examine two extreme views on the meaning of life, namely, the religious view and the pessimistic view. The religious view holds that life is meaningful because it is related to some transcendent purpose, which varies depending on religious affiliations. Take theistic religions for example, life is created by deity for
Human life is a precious gift to people, yet many people have different opinions on how life should be valued. Some people think that life is more of a curse, because their life is difficult, and they do not value it as much. In many famous articles and books, the vale of life is considered, such as Hamlet’s soliloquy. Hamlet did not think about life as valuable and contemplated suicide. Life is valuable, even if people do not think of it, and people should try and live it to the best of their ability.
Life is the ultimate value for each and every one of us. Probably the single most important thing we can do in life is to serve the purpose in which we were created. I still do not have a clear view of what my Philosophy of life is, but I do have a better understanding of the path I need to take to seek those answers and am well on my way of accomplishing this goal.
The test has shown that my personality can be defined as ENFJ type. People who belong to this group are good leaders, organizers and idealists. They are good at communicating with other people, finding common language with others, initiating different projects and organizing the working processes. People of ENFJ personality type possess such traits as responsibility, creativity, openness to the world, self-development and sympathy. Such people are always ready to help others and use their experience for the sake of general well-being and success. It is also said that an ENFJ-type person can easily establish relationships with other individuals and believe in the potential of others.
Psychology deals with the study of mental processes and a variety of behaviors. In order to fully comprehend ourselves, we need to understand the causes of our behaviors and our outlook on life. Habits and behaviors have positive and negative effects in our life. When we know ourselves and learn about our unique personality, we can develop and pursue goals. Psychology also helps us to understand other people and the differences of people. Gaining this knowledge can improve the relationships and enhance our communication skills. Throughout the psychology course I gained knowledge in various areas, and the topics that impacted me the most included: the introvert, anxiety disorders, stress management, self discipline and how to develop strong relationships.
As I have reflected on the examined life, intellectually, physically, emotionally, socially and spiritually, over the span of this semester and applied it to our own life, I have noticed a theme that links each of these dimensions together. Life is a journey of self discovery where individuals are constantly trying to come to terms with who they are as a person. Through this journey, individuals can find their calling or vocation in life, discover their potential, know one’s self, and even just make sense of life. Furthermore, I will examine this theme of self discovery in the context of each dimension and apply it to what I have learned over the course of this semester.
Life is a short journey that each and every human has to attempt. But why do people stop thinking about their importance in the society? Why do they forget that this huge world has a special space reserved for their role or thinking? As tiny drops of water make up a sea, as small components of particles come together from their unity and make up a planet, God has given us an opportunity to change this world in a small way but with our own thoughts not of others.
Personal Development is a lifelong process that involves the assessment of current skills and talents and the enhancement of oneself based on that assessment which then leads to the realization of goals and an improved quality of life. To be able to assess yourself, you need to be able to reflect on your past which helps you to understand the attitudes you have developed and the foundation that you will be building your life on. Also, you have to reflect on your present to see if there’s room for improvement and reflect on your future so that you can achieve your aspirations.
Self-reflection journals have provided me with a solid learning opportunity and have allowed for me to grow and develop as a writer. The journal writings allowed me to reflect on the different course components that I received in this course. The biggest course goal the self-reflection journals helped me to achieve is they allowed me to engage in informal writing to analyze and critically reflect on the lessons I learned as well as my implementation of them. They proved to be a valuable tool for me, because they added a process to my learning experience that I would not have engaged in otherwise. For example, usually when I learn material I am then asked to implement or demonstrate its use in some fashion whether it be by a writing assignment, quiz, etc.
One's dream and aspirations to supersede in life must be stronger and greater than limitations set forth by others. The experience that were bestowed to me during my short life has elevated me to the woman I am today. Please walk with me as I give you the opportunity to see the world from my eyes: