1. RESPECT
Respect is a word of many uses and multiple characterizations.
Respect used in terms of Karate is a show of regard or special consideration toward a specific. Respect should be firstly shown to yourself, as in your personal well being, and body state. Secondly respect should be shown toward the Sensei, or leader of the dojo, followed by the superior students descending in order from the highest rank. And thirdly respect should be shown toward anyone who offers their time, knowledge, and abilities toward your education, and enhancement of martial attributes. Respect should also be displayed toward the properties of any one deserving respect, as well as the dojo itself, as a whole.
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Respect in terms of literary usage means to consider worthy of esteem, deferential regard for, and/or a consideration of honor. Respect under these standards is usually exerted toward elders, superiors, and people of higher prestige. Respect often by the average person is used to show a multitude of emotions and expressions. Respect can be put forth to show admiration for an individual, it can also show an appreciation toward that person. Respect toward a person of any likeness can result in an array of consequences both good and bad. Respect is something not to be used wrongly or falsely, showing respect to someone who doesn't deserve it could cause you to be associated with them, which more likely than not isn't beneficial to you.
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Respect is through my own vocabulary structure a state of being regarded with honor or esteem, and the action of showing respect as the willingness to show consideration toward an anatomical form, state of mind or overall being superior to my own. Respect is something that should be expressed to all in one, with none in mind, meaning that respect should be given to all based on their own attributes and not on their stature and/or placement in modern day society.
What exactly is respect? ... The first is the respect of others. ... The second form of respect is the respect of property. ... That is respect. ... Respect for yourself is the most important of all because without it, you would have no respect for others....
RESPECT Respect: a relation to or concern with something specified; an act of giving particular attention; consideration. ... Respect is something that should be earned not just given. ... All we can do is show them respect and hope in some way they can respect us back. ... In my opinion the only people deserving of respect are our parents. ... They are the ones that earn my respect. ...
Neither passage instructs you to respect your parents. Both say you have to show honor to them, even if you don't respect them. ... He may not respect the officer, but he is still required to show honor. ... So the requirement of the scriptures is to show honor to your parents whether you respect them or not. ... For someone to get respect, they must first demonstrate it. ...
Respect is pretty precious and somewhat rare. ... They don't even care because they don't have sympathy and respect. ... I hope you agree with me when I say that we need to show more respect and actually take the time to show it and get to know one another better. ...
It is said that in order to earn the respect of others, a person needs to learn to treat oneself with respect. ... I believe that a person's self-respect will determine the amount of respect that they give and receive from others. ... The amount of respect that a person gives their peers could shape the life and self-respect of another human being. ... This is also true on issues of respect. In order to get respect, you should give respect. ...
In the classroom, respect is given but mainly to the Professor. ... How can embracing the value of respect enhance a classroom environment? ... If a teacher does not enforce the value of respect the students will not respect the teacher let alone other students. ... Respect is hard to gain and very easy to lose. If students are not going to respect the Professor then respect amongst them is definitely going to be out of the window. ...
Self-respect, something not everyone possess but something everyone should. Self-respect is having respect for one self, having a regard for one's character, and having a laudable self esteem. ... It is these values that your self-respect is based on and if you lose sense of those or never see the good in yourself in the first place, possessing self-respect can be difficult. ... Soon after that she says, "It was a matter of misplaced self-respect." ... I believe that each person holds the key to their own self-respect. ...
Respect for Authority Police Officers are well respected members of the modern society we live in, and are vital to the growth of the community. In addition to Police Officers being adults, they are deserving and should be granted respect, especially from students. ... Police must be respected or else our near perfect society will fall into utter chaos. ... Police deserve respect because they are serving the public. ... Police should not only be respected for their duties, but because they have an authoritive figure. ...