Peace • Love • Respect • Responsibility • Tolerance • Honesty • Humility • Happiness • Cooperation • Simplicity • Freedom • Unity
Values representation artwork drawn by Aristana from Karuna Bali Media Production department, Ubud, Indonesia.
In addition to illustrating the meaning of values, the Reflection Points offer a values perspective, one of valuing the dignity and worth of each human being.
Age group: 3-7 years
- Humility is staying easy and light inside.
- Humility goes together with self-respect.
- Humility is when I know why I'm wonderful, but I don't brag or show off.
- A humble person can stay happy inside while listening to others.
- Humility means behaving well while I wait my turn.
Age group: 8-14 years
- Humility is staying light and easy inside
- Humility goes together with respect.
- Humility is when I know my strength but don't brag or show off.
- Humility makes arrogance disappear.
- A humble person can stay happy inside when listening to others.
- With the balance of self-respect and humility I can stay powerful inside and not need to control others around me.
- Humility allows one to be great in the hearts of many.
- Humility creates an open mind.
- With humility I can recognize my own strengths and the strengths of others.
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Age group: Young Adults
- Humility is based on self-respect.
- With self-respect there is knowledge of one's own strengths. With balance of self-respect and humility there is an acceptance and appreciation of one's qualities from the inside.
- Humility allows the self to grow with dignity and integrity, not needing the proof of an external show.
- Humility makes arrogance disappear.
- Humility allows lightness in the face of challenges.
- Humility as a value, at its highest, allows selflessness and dignity for a better world.
- A person with humility listens to and accepts others.
- Humility is staying stable and maintaining power on the inside and not needing to control others on the outside.
- Humility eliminates the passiveness which builds walls of arrogance.
- Humility allows one to be great in the hearts of others.
- Humility creates an open mind and recognition of the strengths of the self and others.
- Arrogance damages or destroys valuing the uniqueness of others, and hence is a subtle violation of their fundamental rights.
- The tendency to impress, dominate or limit the freedom of others in order to prove yourself diminishes the inner experience of worth, dignity and peace of mind.