Integrity Is The Absolute Principle

INTRODUCTION

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Review the topic of the previous day and ask questions related to it. Introduce the children to the topic that Integrity is absolute.

Integrity is not the morality or ethics of society. It is more than that. Integrity is you fulfilling the word and thought you give to yourself and others and experiencing the state of completion with you and with life.

Integrity means completion. In integrity, even if you are not able to fulfill the word you gave to yourself or others, you should say so very clearly. Morality is about good and bad, and right and wrong. It changes from time to time and from era to era. Integrity is not morality: it is a spiritual value.

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Integrity is not ethics either. Ethics is the agreed upon standard of what is desirable and what is undesirable. Ethics is different from Integrity, as we study it. Morality and ethics vary from time to time country to country and society to society, but integrity is absolute. When you start listening to yourself integrity happens

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