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Martin

Humanity

Now that we know what else it means to be Respectful as uncovered by the word "good", let’s take a look at another word, namely "excellent".

excellent:

  • the very best quality
  • exceptionally good


quality:

  • that which makes something such as it is
  • distinguishing element or characteristic
  • the basic or essential character, nature, etc, of something


That is to say, Respect is the very best distinguishing characteristic that establishes our essential character and nature. This is an exceptionally good thing.

Many People have pondered, debated, and theorized what makes humans "human". Well, based on this exploration, I would say what makes humans "human" is the inherent and natural gift of Respect bestowed upon us by All That Is. It is that simple.

Contrary to common doctrine, the word inhuman is not descriptive of animals, but rather of those who are dis-respectful. It is descriptive of those who willingly and purposefully inflict pain, hardship, and mental suffering on others (or self) and those who enjoy seeing others (or self) suffer whether for entertainment, pleasure, or profit.

Perhaps the most important point about this entry is to recognize that to be Respectful includes the ability to welcome and accept not only our own humanity, but that of other living beings as well.

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