Human values defined

Respect

Respect starts with respecting yourself. Respect for other people means respecting and accepting their differences. Respect is recognizing the uniqueness of every human being. We would not like everyone to be the same. Respect is not invading other people’s privacy.

Freedom

Living your own individuality while respecting other human beings and Nature. Without respect there would not be freedom as others would invade yours. Basic rules are needed like human values. As your anchor or as a beacon of society.

Family

A family respecting human values is the best building block for a strong and caring society.

Justice

Do not do unto others what you would not like them to do unto you.

Charity

Doing well to people and not sacrificing them or their well-being for the sake of money.

Solidarity

Not keeping everything to oneself and enjoying making other people happy.

Neutrality

To stimulate conflicting parties to use all forms of dialogue and not to use force or violence.

Non-violence

Violence leads to violence. Peace is the only way to cure it.

Peace

Peace with oneself, with other human beings and with Nature. It is needed to develop yourself in a healthy way, both physically and mentally.

Friendship

Friends are valuable people you can count on or share happiness with or who can comfort you in difficult moments. Or help you build a better future with. A future of Peace.

Pardon

We are not perfect. We do make mistakes. Sometimes without knowing it. If you do, try to repair them. Asking for pardon is nothing to be ashamed of.

Forgiveness

People do make mistakes. If someone asks you honestly to be pardoned, be prepared to do so.

Honesty

Being true to one’s innate goodness. Honesty goes a long way. It is the only way.

Fairness

Trying to find a just balance between the interests of the parties concerned.

Respect for Nature

Nature is essential to all of us. Nature is fed up with the pollution caused unnecessarily and out of greed. Making Nature healthier will make us healthier too.

Humanity

Putting people first and not putting money first. Respecting human values in any case.

Equality

All human beings are equal regardless of their gender, race, age, religion, riches, social status or handicap.

Pluralism

Accepting that there are different races, cultures, religions… but that we should all be humans respecting Peace.

Truthfulness

Respecting the truth is an essential ingredient of any healthy human being. Lies are hard to live by for long.

Trust

People respecting human values can be trusted. A world without trust is a very sad world indeed.

Openness

Being open to different ideas and opinions. Accepting that you do not always have the best. Being open to dialogue.

Tolerance

The willingness to accept differences and to admit that not everything can be as you want.

Humility

We are too little to understand everything. Science can go a long way but there are limits. Programming humans with chips to make them into perfect soldiers is beyond the limit.

Privacy

Respecting another man’s personality and living environment as you would like yours to be respected. And not taking suppositions as the truth.

Love

Think about what it means to you. Our definition will be revealed later in a paternal message of Life.