Professional Documents
Culture Documents
&
Professional Ethics
•Module 2
– Understanding Human Being
•Human Body + Self (‘I’)
•Needs, Characteristics, Activities of Human Body & ‘I’
– How to Have Harmony in Self
•Sanyam And Swasthya
Module Wise Brief Introduction
• Module 3
– Harmony in Family
• What is Family, Basic Requirements and Process for Having A Happy Family
– Harmony in Society
• What is Society, How to Have a Akhand Samaj
– Universal Human Order
•Sarvabhaum Vyawastha , Systematic Way of Universally Human Development & Co-
• Module
Existence
4
– Harmony in Nature
• What is Nature, Human-Nature Relationship, Effects of Human Being on Nature
• Nature Recyclability
– Harmony in Entire Existence
• Understanding the Sah-Astitva
Module Wise Brief Introduction
•Module 5
– Ethics & Values
– Ethical Human Conduct
– Humanistic Development
•Humanistic Education
•Humanistic Constitution
•Humanistic Universal Order
– Professional Ethics
•Salient Issues of Professional Ethics
•Contradiction & Dilemmas
– Competence in Professional Ethics
Module 1
• The
theValue Education.
Subject which enables us to understand ‘What is Valuable’
for human happiness is called‘Value Education’
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Value Education
What is it?. Need of It.
– A person can decorate and build the best house but not a
better home, that is whyValue Education is needed.
– Plants are developed by cultivation but human is developed
by education, i.e.Value Education
– To eliminate obscurantism (Rudhiwad), Religious- Fanaticism
(Dharmandhta), violence, superstition (Andhvishwas) and
fatalism (Bhagyawad),Value Education is required.
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Value Education
Guidelines for Value Education
•Sahaj Swikriti
•Investigation
Listening to one’s inner voice after a perfect Self
Validate Experience
Proposal (By living accordingly)
Verify within myself
on the basis of Respect
our natural acceptance
In Behavior In Work
Realization
Right Understanding
Happiness Prosperity
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Where am I putting most of my efforts?
In earning of physical facilities or in ensuring the relationship?
This is a common fallacy in our lives that a large part of our problems are due to
lack of relationships, though most of the time, effort and attention is focused on
earning the physical facilities.
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Basic Human Aspirations
Basic requirements for Fulfilling of Aspirations
A Comparison Between Human and Animal based on Requirements
•BasedForonAnimal
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Necessary or Complete Requirement of Physical Facilities
•AnimalWorking
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Consciousness versus Human Consciousness
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It will be & can be possible if and only if, working will be done with
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Right Understanding,
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with Priority Based Understanding for Relationships,
then the Physical Facilities
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Basic Human Aspirations
Basic requirements for Fulfilling of Aspirations
Categories in which an Human lies or to be lied based on Understanding
about different needs :
Right Understanding
Relationship
Physical Facilities
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Basic Human Aspirations
Relationship Vs Compromization
• Based on Emotions • Based on Skills
• Task is done by Heart • Task is done by Mind
• Only emotions are required • Have to know to mind and
situation of ones to make it
• Last stage, if desires get • Last stage, if emotions get
included:
included is:
– Painful Relations – Good and healthy relationship
• Requirements are:
• MainBearness:
requirements are: – Skill
– techniques
– No Desire
– Renuntiation (Tyag )
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Basic Human Aspirations
Based on Holy Books: For Purusharthas
• Purusharthas
– Purusha (Human Being) + Artha (Objective or Object)
– Purusharthas means objectives of Human Being.
– According to Hindu way of life, a man should strive to
achieve four chief objectives (Purusharthas) in his life.
They are:
•Dharma (Righteousness),
•Artha (Material wealth), Artha Kama
Moksha
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Happiness
Some Confusions with Happiness
•I will be bored with happiness if I am always happy.
•happy,
I will grow only if I am unhappy. If I will be always
my growth will stop.
•I need unhappy if want to recognize that I am happy.
– As: Good ki Bad se, bad ki good se hoti hai pahachan
•We thinks of others only when we are unhappy.
– Ja ke pair na padi biwai… vo kya jane peer parai
•can
My happiness depends on others, then what
I do?
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Physical Facilities
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
•ranges
“We each have a hierarchy of needs that
from "lower" to "higher." As lower needs
are fulfilled there is a tendency for other,
higher needs to emerge.”
• Maslow’s theory maintains that a person does
not feel a higher need until the needs of the
current level have been satisfied. Maslow's
basic needs are as follows:
Physical Facilities
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
Self-Actualization
Achieve full potential
Fulfillment
Physical Facilities
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
Summary Self-Actualization
Esteem
Belonging
Safety
Physiological
Module 1
Course Introduction, Need, Basic Guidelines,
Content and Process for Value Education
Thanks
Module 1
Some Questions
• What are basic requirements to fulfill human aspirations? Indicate their correct
priority.
• What is your present vision of a happy and prosperous life?
• Comment on:
– “Physical facilities are necessary and complete for animals, while they are necessary but not complete
for humans ”
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• Differentiate:
Self Exploration is a process of dialogue between ‘What you are’ and ‘what you really want to be’