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Take a moment to honor your human experience with care, warmth, and curiosity. 

Whatever makes you glad to be alive - do that,  whenever you can.  

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This Week's Focus: Honoring Life

Key Points:

* Honor can be defined as a moral principle that guides our behavior and actions. It is a concept that is closely tied to our sense of self-respect, dignity, and reputation. Honor is not just about achieving success or recognition, but it is about living a life of integrity, ethics, and morality.

* When we know that we are being fully seen, heard, and accepted for who we are, warts and all—it is a precious and rare gift that allows our protective walls to come down. 

* When individuals have a sense of honor, they are more likely to work together towards a common goal and respect the rights and dignity of others.

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The weather of our own lives is not to be ignored or denied. It is to be encountered, honored, felt, known for what it is, and held in high awareness.

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Honoring Life

Honor is more than just a word—it is a moral principle that shapes our behavior, guiding us to live with integrity, ethics, and respect. At its core, honor is about recognizing the inherent dignity in ourselves and others, fostering a life of meaning and connection. 

When we honor life, we acknowledge its sacredness. We treat others with kindness, listen deeply, and accept people as they are—flaws and all. This rare gift of true acceptance allows walls to come down, creating space for trust and genuine relationships. 

Honor also strengthens communities. When individuals act with honor, they work toward common goals, respecting each other’s rights and dignity. Societies built on honor thrive because trust and mutual respect form the foundation of progress.  As Simone de Beauvoir wrote “To be free is not to do what one wants, but to want to do what is right."

Ultimately, honoring life means living with purpose—valuing each moment, each person, and each opportunity to make a positive difference. In a world that often prioritizes success over integrity, choosing honor is a courageous act—one that elevates not only our own lives but the lives of those around us.