“For Each Of Us, Life Is A Journey. Heavenly Father Designed

The past few months that I have spent in the JROTC program have instilled multiple army values in me through my experiences and allowed me to grow as a person. Several of the army values are as follows: loyalty, duty, respect, honor, integrity, and personal courage.

Throughout our lives, many of us are presented with difficulties and experiences that shape who we are and what we believe in. Eventually, these characteristics solidify, becoming the guiding force in our decision making. Many may argue that this conditioning to a certain behavior takes away the freedom of choice; all decisions are a direct cause of our habituation. This assumption is false; every choice we make with regard to the characteristics we take upon ourselves, or rather personal virtues, is a free choice. We choose our responses to stimuli, and eventually this habituation allows us to act within a set of bounds conforming to our identity and gives us even greater freedom by releasing us from the pain of indecision. By acting in accordance with our set of personal virtues, not only is one free through their choices, but they are also happy.

Honor, courage, and commitment are the core values that are embedded in my foundation through twenty years of honorable service in the U.S. Navy. Energetic, forward thinking, versatile, and being a team player are characteristics that I possess. I am a compassionate counselor that has worked with clients’ population from every social, economic, cultural, and religious backgrounds.

The Navy Core Values of Honor, Courage, and Commitment are changing the way I am living my life as a citizen. As I started going into NJROTC, I felt nervous at first, but it was okay to be nervous. I started to get to know the other cadets by presented who we are and why we joined ROTC. Then, we were tasked to know and understand the Navy Core Values of Honor, Courage, and Commitment. The first Core Value is “Honor”.

Honor, Courage, and Commitment is the basis in which sailors of all ranks should use to navigate and to be successful in the Navy. The Navy Core Values have played a pivotal role in my career by shaping my philosophies on leadership and servitude. I am guided in my everyday life, in addition to my professional one, by the often used but seldom understood Core Values. HONOR; is having the character and ability to carry oneself in an ethical manner when and when not in view of others. To hold my self-accountable for my actions during times that are especially challenging and have unwavering personal standards that will keep me on the right track and not falter in the face of

The Navy’s Core Values of Honor, Courage and Commitment are the principles that all Naval personnel must engrave into our hearts and minds. We must encompass these values and live by them in order to succeed both personally and professionally.

Each person is unique. Everyone has distinctive qualities, peculiar likes, and traits that could be either admirable and unconventional, or perhaps ordinary and frequently seen, but even in the depths of the being of a person, there is an original touch, a unique and brand-new essence. We all have some characteristic that makes us different from others, which we developed over time and is taken into account by people who managed to see through us. However, if we apply the law of cause and effect in this fact of life, it is clear that this feature has its reason to exist, being voluntary and anticipated by us, or one that has made us evolve without even realizing it. Such reason could be an experience or significant

A person’s life calling can be categorized in three groupings: Foundational Values, Unique Design, and Personal Mission. These classifications are what determine one’s purpose in life. They help guide and direct a clear path to lead us to do what we were born to do. Every person is given a natural capability that sets us apart from others. People are meant to do different things and this truth leads people

I didn’t have everything I needed at first and had to pick up several important attributes along the way. To live without limits, I found I needed: A powerful sense of purpose Hope so strong that it cannot be diminished Faith in God and the infi nite possibilities Love and self-acceptance Attitude with altitude A courageous spirit Willingness to change A trusting heart Hunger for opportunities The ability to assess risks and to laugh at life A mission to serve others first Each chapter in this book is devoted to one of those attributes, explained in such a way that I hope you can put them to use in your own journey toward a fulfilling and meaningful life. I’m offering them to you because I share God’s love for you. I want you to experience all the joy and fulfillment He intended for you.

Our values define who we are. They are the fundamental beliefs that guide our actions and behavior. They influence the way we interact with others and our thought process. Every day, each one of us makes choices and decisions that directly affect the way we experience each other and the way others experience us. Values, in essence are what motivates us. The values that define me are: caring, compassion, helping others, team work, education, dedication, and results oriented.

“Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me.” (Psalms 23:4). A verse in the Bible that I had learned when I was young; when I was growing up in a church. My worldview as Christian is to believe that God created the heavens, the oceans, the life and the earth. Additionally, it is to also understand the important concepts of the world and not to stay close to one single thing. To understand life as a christian is to be living in the New Testament portion of the Bible than in the Old Testament in the Bible. However, in the year that we are in, in the environment that we are in, and in the state that we are currently in…only calls for prayer and meditation to the common individual. Moreso, it has been a journey of interpreting life as an experience through journey and through meditation much rather than “living” in the church than just visiting it on sundays.

Somebody has rightly said “Life is a journey” and i completely agree with that person. In fact i believe, life is merely not a single journey, it is indeed a combination of various small journeys that teaches one or the other thing to a person and leave and ever lasting impact on his or her life. Today in this article, i am going to talk about one such journey of mine, which was for few hours but have left an everlasting impact on my mind forever. Delhi metro services- one of the best and the most commonly used transportation means in Delhi, it do not need and sort of introduction. But for the ones who don’t know it, let me tell you- few decades back METROS were once those trains which can only be seen in discovery channel or in some hi-fi foreign magazines and in developed nations.But

My Philosophy of Life 2 Over the past 13 months that I have been attending CCU, I have learned a great deal about myself. This has been especially true during the past five weeks while in the Personal and Social Ethics course. Our philosophy of life greatly influences our ethical decision- making. This paper will discuss several areas related to my philosophy of life, including my character traits, worldview, theory of knowledge and truth, and principals and values that direct my life. Section 1: Character Traits Who am I? The complete answer to this question would be far too long to

Life’s a journey filled with many things. It is what we make out of it, but one day we will learn the most important things in life aren’t things. What matter are the ones who we meet along our journey and the moments that we have to cherish. As a young six year old Mr. Boogaart was my first image of what freedom and encouragement was truly like. His rusty red hair and green eyes glimmered when he was present. When I close my eyes I can see him in the stands cheering no matter how well I was performing. Some meets he would still be in his work clothes, but his appearance did not faze him, all that mattered was being present for his kids. When I listen closely I hear him saying “I’m proud of you buddy! Outside smoke!” With such clear memories and his cheering voice echoing in my mind, it seemed impossible that the day came where he left his temporary home on earth and now is dancing brave in Heaven.

“You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.” ― Mae West. Life is precious. Everyone values their own life and does everything they can to preserve it. The body itself does everything it physically can to continue living. Even animals know since birth, they must do what they can to survive. Be it working together or working alone, they preserve their lives to the best of their abilities. We, as humans, are intelligent creatures and realize there is more to life than mere survival. Life is about our love, friends, family, and overall happiness. But due to our tunnel vision, when we only know about our experiences. We view our beliefs to be absolute and the sole way to go. Without realizing it, this ideology keeps us from being a more peaceful species.