7/09/2010 |
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If you have a $10 bill also called as note in your hand we all know its value. You drop it down still it is the same. You stamp it still it is the same. It gets dirty in the soil still it’s the same. It’s torn apart in two pieces still it’s called $10 and not two pieces of paper.
We all living in this society have given it a value. A value that can buy you things, joy and happiness. Even if all the above factors affect the bill we still respect it in the same manner and it does not reduce. It is a matter of respect for money and the form and state it is in. We as people have encoded in our hearts and mind the value for the bill.
This kind of value is held by every individual who lives in our society no matter what kind of a person he is, where he stays, how he stays and how he behaves. We don’t have to change the way we look at him. He has to be respected in all ways. There are many anti social elements that don’t deserve it but there is a solution of staying away from such people.
In some cases we see people who have lived in high societies and lost lot of money in business. They tend to sell of things and move to different places to live their life. For many people in the high society that person becomes small. There are people in this world who measure a person’s importance by looking at his wealth and prosperity.
But as we see that the $10 bill doesn’t lose its value and so the person will have the same value and importance, who has lost his wealth. People in this world are born well but the circumstances make them bad. The people around the person influence for his good or bad deeds. We have to learn to respects ones good values and support one with our good thoughts and values to do better things for him ultimately benefiting the society.
It doesn’t matter if the person is wealthy or poor, has a family or no it’s just that how he treats others and achieves his goals in life. We as human beings have to respect every kind of an individual and every kind of a job that a person does. We have no right to say and fix a level of dignity for another individual as we are equally the same as others. The man/women cleaning a table in the bar, sweeping the streets and cleaning the toilets is doing a better job than a CEO of a company and has to be respected. The CEO is looking after the clean work but who cares to clean the dirt.
You can get respect if you give respect. Money can buy you people but not values.
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