#moral values

[asikan]

Bir Japon atasözü der ki:

“Senin değilse alma, doğru değilse yapma, gerçek değilse söyleme, bilmiyorsan sus.” 🇯🇵✨

Bizde ise:

“Bal tutan parmağını yalar.”

“Devletin malı deniz, yemeyen domuz.”

“Komşuda pişer, bize de düşer.”

“Üzümü ye, bağını sorma.”

Aradaki fark, sadece sözlerde değil…

Bir milletin ahlakı, karakterini;

karakteri ise KADER;ini belirler. 🌏

Onlar dürüstlükle ilerlerken,

biz kurnazlığı zeka sandık.

İşte bu yüzden teknolojide onlar, mazerette biz öndeyiz.

Artık öğrenmemiz gereken şu:

Gelişmişlik sadece fabrika değil

VİCDAN;nın üretim gücüdür. ⚙️💭

[wordsbyjenpoetry]

Integrity is high up on my list of important values. Those lacking in it will always reveal themselves at some point. And they don’t even need to tell you with words, as their actions will speak the truth for them.

[theglowsociety]

“YOU’RE NOT A HYPOCRITE—YOU’RE EVOLVING.”

Read that again.

We were raised in a world that demanded we be consistent at all costs. Say one thing, stick to it. Believe something at 18? You better defend it at 38. Change your opinion? You’re fake. Change your values? You’re unstable. Change your boundaries? You’re “too much.”

But here’s the truth: you are allowed to outgrow your past self. In fact, if you don’t, you’re just marinating in mediocrity.

We don’t owe the world a version of ourselves that makes them comfortable.

We owe it to ourselves to keep becoming.

Your old self was surviving. Your current self is healing. Your future self? She’s thriving—because she had the courage to shift.

You’re allowed to unlearn beliefs you were raised with.

You’re allowed to admit you were wrong.

You’re allowed to let go of relationships that no longer feel safe.

You’re allowed to have new boundaries, new dreams, and new red flags.

That’s not weakness. That’s integrity.

That’s not flakiness. That’s growth.

Anyone who shames you for changing isn’t evolved enough to witness transformation. And that’s not your burden to carry.

Stay soft. Stay curious. Stay ever-changing.

Because the only people who demand consistency over consciousness?

Are the same small-minded voices we all swore we’d never become.

So change your mind. Change your heart. Change your damn life.

That’s called becoming a whole, powerful woman.

And I dare you to not apologize for it.

— A woman growing louder, not smaller

[dk-thrive]

The abject terror of a life in which all words are finally nothing because it’s only money that really talks.

— David Mamet, “Glengarry Glen Ross” (Grove Press, 1984)

[aci25]

Fellow Americans We Have A Problem And The Whole World Is Watching

We're worth taking care of. You're worth taking care of. I'm worth taking care of. Our community is worth taking care of. Our neighbors are worth taking care of, not only within the United States, but in the whole world. Our non-human neighbors are worth taking care of like the trees and the birds.

We the people have the power. We have the power to create the society that we deserve. We have the power to create a society of support, of empathy, of care, where we love our neighbor as we love ourselves. We have the power to create a society that restrains the worst impulses of human hearts, the impulses that want to destroy, to subjugate, to dehumanize, to remove personhood, to create people into it. We have the power to stop that, to recognize we all have that in ourselves. And that we also have the power to choose differently, to choose a community of reciprocity, to recognize that without reciprocity, without equality, we destroy the very gift of life that we all have.

[jellywrite]

You say I’m sensitive like it’s only a bad thing

Of course I am sensitive

I am compassionate

I am attuned

I will

Sometimes, I’m concerned I’m speaking a different language to everyone else.

[3uncondtional3love3]

When you are deeply stuck. Taking personal responsibility is the most powerful thing you can do for yourself.

[untold-truth-hehe]

BLIND FAITH.

How far has blind faith sunk its roots into humanity? How deeply has it intoxicated the world? We must ask ourselves: what is the purpose of faith if it erases the boundaries between right and wrong?

Faith is meant to uplift, to inspire hope and love, but blind faith? It blinds judgment. It leads to actions that are not only irrational but often catastrophic. Just because someone acts in the name of faith doesn’t mean their actions are inherently right—or that dissent is inherently wrong.

What people often fail to grasp is the essence of morality. True morality transcends rituals and dogmas. It is the compass that guides us toward compassion, justice, and humanity. Being human means having the ability to distinguish right from wrong, not through blind allegiance to belief systems, but through conscious understanding.

Faith without morality is dangerous; it becomes a weapon that divides, harms, and destroys. Let us choose wisdom over ignorance, and humanity over blind devotion. Because in the end, what defines us is not what we believe in—but how we act.