What are Competencies in Being Human

In terms of science and technology, humanity is advancing, diversifying, and changing quickly. This evolution of civilization covers all of mankind in a short amount of time and provides people with a more pleasant and easy living, making this change and progress, which leads to the progress of humanity, quite pleasing. This is the coin's apparent side! There is nothing comforting, appealing, or pleasing about the invisible side of the coin! ..

The internet, television, and other modern gadgets virtually wash our brains out with their vivid and captivating new approaches, striking our skulls repeatedly and without a respite. The fundamental issues that actually bring people true serenity and happiness are hardly ever on the table.

Nobody discusses virtues like honesty, charity, patience, and balance. These fundamental qualities are essentially overlooked. People are using various medicines, drugs, and even excessive drinking in this age to numb themselves from the realities of life for a variety of reasons. Mental well-being, ethical conduct, upbeat thinking, positive interpersonal interactions, and the spiritual force of collaboration are rapidly forgotten.

A person is unaware of his or her capacity to comprehend who they are, their depth, the strength, and the joy they will bring to their lives. Happiness, true mental and mental health, and peace, however, can only be attained through one's own efforts. Knowledge, morality, and mental and emotional hygiene are all necessary for this attempt to succeed. Uncontrolled emotions like greed, rage, and envy can lead to someone harming herself or other people.

Today, it's lost sight of the fact that everyone possesses both inner and outer attractiveness. Regardless of their financial condition, individuals place a great deal of importance on the harmony of inner and outer beauty. Good values keep evil from triumphing over good. It brings people joy and fosters friendships.

Another way to state what I want to say is to quote Martin Luther: "The destiny and progress of a country do not depend on strong castles, beautiful structures, and national income, but on the moral value of its people."

"The decline of morality paves the way for the fall of civilizations," as famed Roman orator Marcus Seneca, better known as "Seneca the Elder," once observed, also sums up the real demise of many major empires throughout history, including Rome.

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