There Is No Value-judgment More Important To

It Is Easy Enough To Say, Be True To Your Values. But What If Your Values Are Irrational? Or What If The Virtues You Have Committed Yourself To Are So Much Against Human Nature That They Cannot Be Practiced Consistently? Be Careful Of What You Accept As Your Code Of Morality. Think Carefully About Whether Its Tenets Serve Your Life And Well Being. Exercise Critical Judgment. Realize How Much Is At Stake-your Life, Your Happiness, Your Self-esteem.

Live With Integrity, Respect The Rights Of Other People, And Follow Your Own Bliss.

In A World In Which We Are Exposed To More Information, More Options, More Philosophies, More Perspectives Than Ever Before, In Which We Must Choose The Values By Which We Will Live (rather Than Unquestioningly Follow Some Tradition For No Better Reason Than That Our Own Parents Did), We Need To Be Willing To Stand On Our Own Judgment And Trust Our Own Intelligence-to Look At The World Through Our Own Eyes-to Chart Our Course And Think Through How To Achieve The Future We Want, To Commit Ourselves To Continuous Questioning And Learning-to Be, In A Word, Self-responsible.

Moved By A Passion They Do Not Understand For A Goal They Seldom Reach, Men And Women Are Haunted By The Vision Of A Distant Possibility That Refuses To Be Extinguished.

When We Bury Our Feelings, We Also Bury Ourselves. It Means We Exist In A State Of Alienation. We Rarely Know It, But We Are Lonely For Ourselves.