THE TOP 5 OF HUMAN VALUES

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 If you decide to apply any of these values to your life, in your own words, in your own way, your own life will be of more value!

 The following are the most important human values.

1. Health and Energy

This might be the most important value of all to some people. 

It will be the most important value of all to some of those who have experienced serious health problems.

 Without physical health, it is very unlikely you can experience and enjoy all the other values at their deepest levels.

 Great health gives you energy and vitality  which enables you to dive deeper into the more important things in life, and give more energy and time to those you love. Make the value of health and energy a priority in your life, by learning what daily nutrition and exercise is best to fuel your body. 

2. Love

The overuse of this word makes it easy to misunderstand the true meaning of it.This is not just romantic love, but love of all things.True, non judgmental love.The love you have for your family, friends. The love you have for your favorite things. The love you have for your passion, and your mission. Making love a priority in your life mean there is no room for hate or indifference.

3. Kindness and Compassion

The world would certainly be a better place if people showed more kindness and compassion, 

less judgement and more respect. It’s placing yourself in someone else’s shoes before you judge them. Have you ever notice how good it feels when you are kind to someone for no reason? It feels good to be kind, because it is right to be kind.

 4. Family,Friendship and Connection

It’s caring about someone more than you care about yourself.

 It’s putting others first. 

It’s making time for the people you care about.

It's giving the people you love and maybe even strangers your complete presence and building that connection. It's making someone else day better just because you were in it.

5. Happiness

Happiness is what we all seek.

 But we do it in so many different ways.

 Some try and find it through money,but no type of paper is going to bring it to you.

 Some try and find it through achievements and success but they come up empty.
It within and it's a choice, it always available and never on sale. You decide when you make this a priority and a top value.


source: iamfearlesssoul.com


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