Questions for Treating People with Dignity
Questions contributed by Harold W. Becker on October 15, 2007
- Am I at peace with myself and do I personally treat myself with dignity, unconditional love and acceptance?
- Can I be so honest, intimate and filled with integrity within my own conscious awareness that I naturally offer the same to others?
- When I encounter another, do I see them for who they are or who I want them to be?
- Do I unconsciously approach others with fear or apprehension or can I allow them to gift me with their presence just as they are?
- If I do not respect and honor myself, can I really convey and cultivate dignity in another?
- Do I expect respect without first giving it and do I treat others the way I wish to be treated?
- In a world where we have been raised in a duality of "us" versus "them" will I allow myself to transcend this programming and greet all others with the equality and dignity they deserve?
- Is my world view of humanity one of dignity or have I forgotten the common bond that unites all of us on this journey?
- When I look in the mirror of life, do I see myself as worthy and therefore see all others the same way?
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Harold is the Founder and President of the internationally recognized nonprofit, The Love Foundation. He is also the author of Unconditional Love - An Unlimited Way of Being, Internal Power: Seven Doorways to Self Discovery, Unconditional Love Is... Appreciating Aspects of Life and Inspiring Unconditional Love - Reflections from the Heart. He received his MBA from the University of Tampa in 1988. Harold left banking in 1990 to devote all of his time to understanding the nature of our potential and raising the awareness of humanity through his own company, Internal Insights. He continues to share his powerful understanding about life through books, consulting, PBS television specials, workshops and living his own high ideals.