OPTIONAL Activity C3: Most Important values for YOU and why?

PERALTA, CLARICEL JOY A.

BSA 2D

There are five (5) most important values I considered in my existence as a human being.
In this activity, let me introduce to you my ten’s and the reason why I choose those values. I
want to bring an inspirational speech about my five most important human values. It is important
to take into consideration these values in my life in order to be the better version of myself. Let
me start with my least important value. Values affect our lives every moment.  They are a
guiding force in all we do and pursue.  When our values are in congruence with our actions, we
are in harmony.  

My 5th important value is happiness. It is the joy, it’s playfulness, it’s fun, it’s non-
seriousness, it’s a state of real happiness. When times stops and you love what you are doing. It’s
what we all seek. But we do it in so many different ways. Some try and find it through money.
But no type of paper is going to bring it to you. Some try and find it through achievements and
success, but they come empty. It’s within and it’s a choice. It’s always available and never on
sale. I believe happiness is the complete mindful attention and bliss found in the present moment;
the present moment is beautiful and fundamentally perfect. Therefore, one must choose to be
happy right now in the present, because this is all that exists.

My 4th important value is Family, Friendship and Connection. it’s caring about
someone more than you care about yourself. It’s putting others first. It’s making time for people
you care about. It’s giving the people you love, and maybe even strangers, your complete
presence, and building that connection. It’s making someone else’s day better just because you
were in it. It’s bringing your best self to every encounter, so the other person walks away with a
smile.

My 3rd important value is Peace. It is getting to that place of needing nothing. It’s being
alone and being in bliss. It’s presence. It’s reaction-less. It’s the silence at the peak of the
mountain. Living the value of peace is priceless. Peace is freedom from abuse, violence, ill-
treatment, stress and anxiety. When I have peace in my life, I feel the sense of calm.

My 2nd important value is Kindness and Compassion. The world would certainly be a
better place if people showed more kindness and compassion that means less judgement, more
 OPTIONAL Activity C3: Most Important values for YOU and why?

respect. I have been noticed how good it feels when I am kind for someone for no reason. It feels
good to be kind, because it is right to be kind. Each act of kindness is changing the way I see
myself and others, as well as how others sees me. As my kindness positively affects others, I feel
more compassionate, confident, useful, and in control. I also find myself feeling more
appreciative and optimistic. Furthermore, there is nothing as rewarding as giving back to others.
Kindness and being generous can change the world. Moreover, one small act of compassion can
make a significant impact on someone's life, including my own.

And lastly, my most important value is Love. This is not just romantic love, but love of
all things. Making love a priority in my life means there is no room for hate or indifference. I
could experience love doing anything or with anyone. I could experience love in myself, by
myself. The value of love is found through dedication and devotion to something or someone
you love. Everything in life is an exchange of give and take. Nothing is gained without some
kind of sacrifice. An inhale must be exchanged for an exhale or human life cannot exist.

Tennyson (2018) states that love is exciting, enticing, but it can also be painful,
disappointing and empty. However, when love comes to you use it to make yourself a better
person. Know the universe has a perfect accounting system. To know love, you must experience
both the pleasure and the pain. Still; love is a treasure, value it.