MORAL VALUES

VALUES

Moral values are a type of value. Values are a very important association to be aware of. They are the things that people care about. Values matter to us. They motivate our behaviour. They ground our judgments about what is good or bad, desirable or undesirable. 
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Any form of activity that involves making judgments about what is better or worse, good or bad, high quality or low quality, right or wrong, successful or unsuccessful, desirable or undesirable … all of these judgments involve values in one form or the another. There are values in sports, values in art, values in social and cultural practices, values in science, values in relationships, values in economic transactions, religious values and in every other act. Our everyday experiences are super-saturated with values and its application. Thus, we need to emphasize our brains over inculcation of Values with Morality.

 Moral Values

Moral values are the standards of good and evil, which govern an individual’s behavior and choices. Morals are the social, cultural and religious beliefs or values of an individual or group which tell us what is right or wrong. They are the rules and standards made by the society or culture which is to be followed by us while deciding what is right.
The term ‘morals’ is derived from a Greek word ‘mos’ which refers to customs and the customs are determined by group of individuals or some authority pertaining to what is beneficial for the entire mankind. 

The Basic moral principles are:

1.    Unconditional Love and Kindness

2.   Honesty

3.  Hard Work

4.  Respect for others

5.  Co-operation

6.  Compassion

7.   Forgiveness

8.  Patience

9.  Truthfulness

10. Generosity

11.  Loyalty

12. Righteous

13. Integrity

Moral values play a very distinctive role in the lives of all human beings. Every human beings care a lot for the moral values and related incidents that they come across in their lives. Even, the so-called anti-social elements of the society care for their part of moral responsibilities towards themselves though at a wider aspect, they do harm the morality of the society. Thus, without moral values, the very essence of a well-cultured society can never be assumed.