Romel I.
Gonzalbo
BSED EN 1-1
Universal Values, Respect for People, and Our Connection to Nature
People everywhere share some basic ideas about what's important. These are called universal values,
and they help us get along and survive, heLet's look at eight of these values and why they matter.
There's universalism, This means understanding, accepting, and protecting everyone and nature. In
today's world, we're all connected, so we need to care about all people and the environment. there's
benevolence. This is about being kind and helpful to the people we see often. When we're good to each
other, it builds strong communities.
Self-direction is also important. It's the freedom to think for ourselves and make our own choices, This
helps us come up with new ideas and solve problems. We also need security, which means feeling safe
and having a stable society. When we feel secure, we can work together better.
Achievement is another value. This is about doing well and feeling successful. It pushes us to improve
and contribute to society. We also need to remember benevolence as being kind, which helps us care for
each other. Conformity is also a value, meaning following rules. This helps us live together peacefully. And
tradition is important respecting customs and ideas passed down through generations.
Running through all these values is the idea of human dignity. This means that every person has worth
and deserves respect, just because they are a human being. We have to treat each other fairly. Without
respect for human dignity, we can't have a good society.
We also have to remember that we are connected to nature, we need it to survive. Nature gives us air,
water, and food. It also helps control the climate and keep us healthy. If we harm the environment, we harm
ourselves.
In short, universal values, respect for people, and caring for nature are essential. By following these
ideas, we can create a better future for everyone.