Respect Area List - (4466)

Areas

We all currently have our particular distribution of values.

Of the values we have, we all have a particular distribution of how widespread that value is in our life.

For example, respect. Respect covers many areas of life. We may be very respectful in several areas but in other areas we are disrespectful.

This post makes an attempt at listing the areas of life where there can be respect and therefore the opposite: disrespect.

The aim of this post is be of some use as a guide showing us where we can find our respect and disrespect.

In general the areas of respect are: towards people, God and Nature.

Respect Towards People

Respect a person's privacy. Respect a person's will. Respect a person's feelings. Respect a person's parents. Respect a child. Respect a person's body. Respect a person's rights. Respect a person's right to be wrong. Respect a persons' right to speak. Respect a person's right to keep silent. Respect that a person is married. Respect a person's freedom. Respect what a person loves. Respect a person's age. Respect a person's wishes. Respect a person's ideas. Respect a person's opinion. Respect a person's personal space. Respect a person's talent. Respect a person's experience. Respect a person's life. Respect a person's possessions. Respect for a person's house. Respect for the human law. Respect for the rules. Respect for a person's nationality. Person for the way a person does something. Respect for the authorities. Respect for a person's time. Respect for a person's wishes. Respect for a person's heart. 

Respect Towards Nature

Respect for the environment. Respect for mineral, plant and animal life. Respect for the right of living creatures to live as nature planned. Respect the pristine condition of nature. Respect the ways of nature. Respect all of life. Respect for the Laws of Nature. Respect the appearance of nature. Respect the limits and quantities of nature. Respect the balance of nature. Respect the beauty of nature.

Respect Towards God

Respect for the truth. Respect for Divine Will. Respect the light. Respect for God. Respect for the teachings. Respect for the sacred books. Respect for religions.

The essence of respect is really all about seeing the divine values in whatever it is we respect. to respect is to see the esoteric side. Respect is born when we see the esoteric or spiritual side of things. The more we see the spiritual side the greater our respect. The capacity see the spiritual side of things comes directly from our degree of self-knowledge. Because self-knowledge is to see and know the Divine within ourselves.

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