The world we live in is thousand years old. Within these thousand years many trees grew and destroyed or cut down. Many animals and human beings were born and died. Death is the ultimate fate of all the living beings. According to the holy books like the Quran, the Bible, and the Tipitaka one day the world would be destroyed and all the living creatures would die. Then why this struggle for living? Why not embrace the death? I read a story about the legendary Greek soldier Alexander. During his campaign in India his soldiers caught ten monks for agitating the people against him. As they were brought to him he asked one of themTell me who is more powerful life or death?? and the monk replied,life is more powerful then death for it bares dishonesty and injustice and tolerates them.? The monk's answer may be very strange but it is true. Sufferings, injustice, love, hatred, struggle and so many other things that are directly or indirectly related to humans only become meaningful when human beings are alive and what a person does he suffers the consequences all his life not in death. .
The life we lead is not chosen by us that is, before birth nobody decides which race, which family he/she would born. Life is not same for every person. At this very moment an adult person may be pulling a cart, or pulling a rickshaw to support himself and his family. He may live in a slum in a small hut and there is filth and dirt everywhere at the same time another person may be sleeping, or playing with his friends, or riding a luxurious car and live in a big house. There is so much difference between the lives of these two persons but still they live. Surprisingly they accept this condition of their lives and their way of thinking is so different. Most surprisingly it might be, that the poor person may find happiness in that life but the rich person may not for he always have to think about how to make more money.
Should people put the value of life into monetary value or should life be kept solely as an emotional quantity? ... But unlike a diamond, life has no set monetary value. ... After surviving the unbeatable, he came out with a brand new outlook on his value of life. ... Should life be put into monetary values? ... That is why life doesn't have a monetary value and never should....
The value of human life is still and may always be an undiscovered curiosity. During early times, to some people, life was not valued at all. ... This shouldn't be the way we value one's life. ... How can the value of one's life be bought? ... A life's value cannot be determined by dollar value, popularity or even by one's accomplishments. ...
When issuing money to value a life, Ripley sparks out. ... You can't put value on life. ... Today, the value of human life can be questioned, especially that of the young. ... Coming to an end, life holds much more value than some phrases or quotes that were shared today. Amanda Ripley and Maya Angelou help us create this idea in our head on how life should really be valued. ...
Specifically the values that are instilled during this crucial time of your life is very vital to who you will become in the future. ... My life was very complicated for anyone looking outside in and wondering how I was able to accomplish a lot in spite of everything that was going on. ... There many ways to interpret the word, "Integrity " but it is how we use it on a day to day basis as individual is what this word grow a life of its own. ... " This is a simple answer in most cases is our values. ... Looking back on my life now and what I have accomplished and what is yet to be discovere...
Valuing life is the most important thing you could ever do. ... The key elements to valuing life are doing what you love, improving your community, and living mindfully. ... Living mindfully makes you appreciate the present and allows you to value life the way everyone should. ... Being mindful, helping not only yourself, but also your community, and doing what you love is the way to value your life. Many people value life differently, but using these key elements can play a major role in your change to valuing life the right way. ...
Life's Values In Ozick's "The Shawl" and O"Conner's "A Good Man is Hard to Find," the characters find themselves in different, trying circumstances. ... Through symbolism, word choice and other literary devices the author displays varying life values in each of the characters. ... Rosa's values however remain steadfast as she becomes fixated with ensuring the life of the child even though she is convinced that the child's death is eminent. ... It becomes the source of life. ... This is an example of the value that she has for life other than her own. ...
You are primed to enjoy a successful life. Then you will create your successful life by imagining a vision of the future. ... First, my values, successful people live by a set of values. Values are my core thoughts and feelings about myself and about life, which lead me to make decisions and to act in a certain way based on those thoughts and feelings. For example, you may identify with the value of honesty. ...
Values are something that is important in life. ... I value my memory for it reminds me of the things and events that happen to me throughout my life. ... Precious memories are a great value to me in life for I depend on the many happy events that happen in my life to go through the tougher or sadder times of life. ... In conclusions, everyone values at least one thing in their life. ... Perfection is created by the values of life which one has....
VALUES Your values are part of who you are. ... Fail to understand them, and others decide your life's course. ... We aren't born with values. ... Family, to me, is like the backbone of life, they always have my back and vice versa. ... My goal in life is to continue having strong goals and make sure I adhere to those values so that they don't become weak values. ...
I get these values, and many others, from several different places that my life evolves around. ... Baseball was and still is my passion in life. ... The second value that I cherish the most in my life is dedication. ... Though I value passion and I value dedication, I see the two as one. ... The most important thing in my life and the thing I value most is my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. ...
