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Core Universal Values Explained

The document defines several universal values including love, peace, truth, wisdom, integrity, justice, co-existence, service, devotion, contentment. Love is defined as prioritizing another's well-being above your own or having extreme feelings of attachment. Peace is freedom from hostility and violence or societal harmony. Truth represents facts and reality. Wisdom involves experience, knowledge and good judgment. Integrity means consistent adherence to strong moral principles. Justice means people receive what they deserve.

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Core Universal Values Explained

The document defines several universal values including love, peace, truth, wisdom, integrity, justice, co-existence, service, devotion, contentment. Love is defined as prioritizing another's well-being above your own or having extreme feelings of attachment. Peace is freedom from hostility and violence or societal harmony. Truth represents facts and reality. Wisdom involves experience, knowledge and good judgment. Integrity means consistent adherence to strong moral principles. Justice means people receive what they deserve.

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UNIVERSAL VALUES

MURILLO, MARK LOUIS A.


BSECE 1 - A
LOVE
• A willingness to prioritize another's
well-being or happiness above your
own.

• Extreme feelings of attachment,


affection, and need. Dramatic,
sudden feelings of attraction and
respect.
PEACE
• freedom from disturbance;
tranquility.

• Peace is a concept of
societal friendship and
harmony in the absence of
hostility and violence.
TRUTH
• that which is true or in
accordance with fact
or reality.

• a fact or belief that is


accepted as true.

• typically ascribed to
things that aim to
represent reality
WISDOM
• the quality of having
experience, knowledge, and
good judgment; the quality of
being wise.

• Wisdom is associated with


attributes such as unbiased
judgment
INTEGRITY
•  is the practice of being honest and
showing a consistent and
uncompromising adherence to
strong moral and ethical principles
and values.

• the state of being whole and


undivided
JUSTICE
• in its broadest sense, is
the principle that people
receive that which they
deserve

• just behavior or
treatment
CO - EXISTENCE
• states or fact of living or existing at the
same time or in the same place.

• to live in peace with each other


especially as a matter of policy.
SERVICE
• the action of helping or
doing work for someone.

• an act of assistance.
DEVOTION
• the fact or state of being
ardently dedicated and
loyal.

• mean faithfulness to
something to which one is
bound by pledge or duty
CONTENTMENT
• a state of happiness and
satisfaction.

• could be a state of having


accepted one's situation and
is a milder and more
tentative form of happiness.
THANK YOU…

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