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Rap für Toleranz, Fairplay und RESPECT!
an der EURO 08
Veranstaltung vom 28.6.2008 auf der Bühne bei der Villa Egli, Zürich
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Rap für Toleranz, Fairplay und RESPECT!
an der EURO 08
Veranstaltung vom 16.6.2008 in der Fanzone Kaserne-Riviera, Basel
Stiftung Erziehung zur Toleranz (SET)
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Baghdad, 01 February 2015 - "Respect for diversity and peaceful dialogue are two essential conditions for humanity to cooperate in exploiting opportunities that arise and to face common danger", said Deputy SRSG Gyorgy Busztyn during the opening ceremony for the Interfaith Harmony Week events at Shaikh Abdul Qader al-Gilani Mosque in Baghdad in the presence of many Iraqi political and religious leaders.
Representatives of Shia, Sunni, Christians, Sabean Mandean, Yazidi and Bahai communities stood united in delivering a strong call for peace and tolerance at a time where terrorist and extremist groups are trying to divide and weaken the very fabric of Iraqi society.
On 20 October 2010, the General Assembly unanimously established the World Interfaith Harmony Week through the adoption of resolution 65/5. The resolution promotes a culture of peace and non-violence, religious and cultural understanding, and reaffirms that mutual understanding and interreligious dialogue constitute important dimensions of a culture of peace and tolerance. It proclaims the first week of February of every year as the World Interfaith Harmony Week between all religions, faiths and beliefs. In this regard, States are encouraged to support the spread of peaceful messages of interfaith and goodwill in churches, mosques, synagogues, temples and other places of worship.
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My mate Dave on the didge by the fire under the Old Kodak Bridge on Edgars Creek in Coburg - showing (in the dim light) the overall roller buffing and tagging by SKD and DIKE.
Rap für Toleranz, Fairplay und RESPECT!
an der EURO 08
Veranstaltung vom 28.6.2008 auf der Bühne bei der Villa Egli, Zürich
Stiftung Erziehung zur Toleranz (SET)
www.set-toleranz.ch/de/projekte/rap-fuer-fairplay-toleran...
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Self-respect defines how we value and perceive ourselves and also how we show ourselves to the world.
What is self-respect?
Having self-respect does not mean you are overly confident or even arrogant; it means you have confidence within yourself. It is a form of self- love.
Having Self-Respect means you are able to valid yourself, and that you are able to accept validation from other people such as family, peers, or even strangers.
Through self-respect, you experience your sense of value; it also sets the standard for what you will allow from others.
Why is self-respect important?
Having respect for your self will ultimately support your well-being; a well-being that is dictated by other people.
Self-respect allows you to grow and become a better person. Others might look up to you or rely on your guidance, such as your children or siblings.
Sometimes people who lack self-respect may experience negative thoughts and, in the worst of times, self-destructive behaviors.
Struggles
It is relatively hard to admit it, but there was a time that I severely lacked self-respect.
I often downplayed my worth. I allowed myself to get lost in relationships – meaning I wasn’t real to myself, but rather transformed into who I believed I needed to be with certain people. I allowed myself to get lost in negative behaviors which could have been very destructive had I continued along that path.
Lacking self-respect, to a certain degree, is a gateway to other struggles that can eventually lead to difficult battles; mental and emotional battles where you may question your worth or question who loves you; as well as physical battles, where you may find yourself abusing alcohol and other drugs.
I think many people can relate to these feelings; unfortunately, they may not know how to gain self-respect to take back control of how they view themselves.
How Can I Respect Myself?
There are plenty of useful tips available to help you learn to respect yourself. I am going to advise on what I feel are the top 5 ways to demonstrate self-respect.
There may be a few tips that seem like “no brainers” or even cliché, but once utilized more and more over some time, you will start to see the change within yourself.
Respect your body
Respecting your body can range from what you eat, when and if you exercise, and even your choice to have piercings and tattoos.
Respect your weaknesses
Acknowledging any weakness that you may have does not mean you should have less respect for yourself. It means you have presented yourself with the chance to grow and even build yourself and your character.
Respect your failures
When or If you fail at something, it does not mean you are less than or incapable of anything. Failing is not a negative thing to experience, although it sometimes can feel like it.
Instead of feeling bad or losing any respect for yourself because of a failure, seize the opportunity to learn something and gain experience and even understanding.
Respect your company
You want to surround yourself with people who are positive influences on you and treat you the best way possible.
Respect and accept retaliation.
You are going to encounter people that do not necessarily agree with the changes that you are making within yourself to become a better person. They may react negatively towards you regarding these changes. Accept the need to either let them go – or to let their statements about you go – so you can continue to grow and be successful.
Eventually, practicing these self-respect tips on a daily bases will help you overcome any negative views that you may see in yourself.
Ultimately respecting yourself leads to better days – because not only have you formed a new outlook of yourself, but you experience the same respect in return from others.
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Rap für Toleranz, Fairplay und RESPECT!
an der EURO 08
Veranstaltung vom 16.6.2008 in der Fanzone Kaserne-Riviera, Basel
Stiftung Erziehung zur Toleranz (SET)
www.set-toleranz.ch/de/projekte/rap-fuer-fairplay-toleran...