Core Human Values
If you look at humans in general, there are some values that can be looked upon as being common to all of us (Core Human Values).
Core Human values are the core principles and beliefs that guide how we behave, interact with and treat others. These values form the foundation of what is considered moral, ethical and respectful in society. They are universal in nature and promote harmony, compassion and a better way of living.


Why Are Human Values Important?
- They foster positive relationships
- They create a more just and peaceful society
- They promote personal growth and self-respect
- They ensure mutual respect and understanding in diverse communities


Core Human Values
1. Respect
2. Empathy
3. Integrity
4. Kindness
5. Responsibility
6. Equality
7. Gratitude
8. Courage
9. Humility
10. Compassion

10. Compassion

Compassion is the ability to understand and feel for the suffering of others, combined with a genuine desire to help.
It goes beyond empathy by motivating action to alleviate pain or difficulties faced by others.
Key Aspects of Compassion:
Empathy: Feeling and understanding others’ emotions.
Kindness: Taking steps to support and help those in need.
Patience: Being understanding and nonjudgmental.
Selflessness: Putting others' well-being before personal gain.
Example:
- Volunteering at a shelter to help those in need.
- Assisting someone else in his or her struggles.
Compassion strengthens relationships, fosters kindness, and creates a more caring and connected society.