In Humility is Dignity - (4103)

A good definition of dignity is that it is something that enhances the essence and therefore the Being in a person.

Dignity is very intimately linked to balance and the inner Law.

Within each human being there is their own inner Law. To uphold this law and keep to this law is to have dignity or to act with dignity. 

If we don't obey or follow the wisdom or dictates or guidance of this inner law we end up transacting against our dignity and losing it or lowering it.

The inner law of each person is authored by the Being of each person and it is there as an expression of the Being's divine condition (hierarchy, experience, condition as a divinity) and level of consciousness.

The inner law is accessed and perceived using our level of being. The higher our level of being the more we can perceive it. 

For example: to act below one's level of Being or one's standing as a human being always means to lose one's dignity.

Pride relates to dignity by managing dignity outside of oneself. Whereas humility manages dignity within oneself. By putting our dignity into relativity, making it more than yours or more important than yours.

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