Every day we demand to live in a society where respect and tolerance are the hallmarks. In order to build a world where the opinions of others are freely accepted, where no one is judged for their way of thinking, dressing or being, and where people listen without criticizing, it is necessary to start with oneself.
Stop for a moment to think: How is the relationship you have with yourself? Do you value yourself enough or are you always looking for the approval of others? Do you express yourself comfortably or are you self-conscious when it comes to sharing certain thoughts? The second step is to analyze the relationship you have with those around you: Do you constantly interrupt them when speaking? Do you throw allits versions to the ground? Once you have carried out these two exercises and know if, on the one hand, you respect yourself and, on the other, you do it with your loved ones, it will be time to ask others to change their behavior so that together you can achieve that long-awaited dream.
And since many times we forget what is really important, we have proposed to make you reflect a little every day about these two concepts with a compilation of phrases, famous quotes that you can say to yourself, communicate them to those around you, write them on your Facebook wall, share them on Instagram, put them on your status or send them to someone as a good morning message.
58 Phrases of respect and tolerance to reflect on
1I cannot conceive of a greater loss than the loss of self-respect.
Start by loving yourself and respecting yourself and then getting them to do it with others.
2 Without respect, love get lost. No care, it’s boring. Without honesty, it’s sad. Without trust, love runs out
Respect is an important value to create a loving relationship full of tolerance and trust.
3 Respect yourself and others will respect you.
This phrase of the Chinese thinker Confucius is the basis of respect. Burn it into your memory!
4 The respect you give others is a clear example of the respect you give yourself
The founder of Buddhism bases all his theories on respect and tolerance. According to what you do with yourself, you will do it with others.
5 Respect is earned, honesty is appreciated, trust is earned, and loyalty is returned.
It depends on you and only you that others respect you.
6 Respect is what we owe, love is what we give
Respect is almost mandatory, don’t you think?
7 I have learned not to try to convince anyone. The work of convincing is a lack of respect. It is an attempt to colonize the other
José Sara ago speaks of tolerance with this phrase with which he invites respect for others and the rejection of trying to change opinions in the one next to us.
8 Being one, being unique is a great thing, but respecting the right to be different is perhaps even bigger.
Bono, the singer of the music group U2, is a defender of all kinds of values that lead to a better society.
9 There is no respect for others without humility in oneself
Being humble with yourself and not arrogant with others will help you learn to respect.
10 When you understand that there is another way of seeing things, you will understand the meaning of the word tolerance
Because respect begins by accepting the opinions of others.
Eleven Self-respect is the noblest garment and the highest feeling that can fit in the human mind.
Your best suit for others is respect. Do you dare to dress with tolerance?
12 Respect is like money. You can ask for it, but it’s better to earn it
If you work for it, you will get it.
Because respect begins by accepting the opinions of others.
13 Treat others as you would like to be treated
If you respect others, they will pay you with the same
14 At home they taught me respect and life taught me who to respect
Surround yourself with people, who respect you, the rest will be toxic to whom it is not worth paying attention to.
Fifteen if you don’t teach your children to respect their grandparents, don’t expect them to respect you tomorrow
As parents it is important that you teach this value to our little ones so that from childhood they have internalized it.
16 Respect for one ends where respect for the other begins.
Bob Marley left us this phrase so intelligent that we should all repeat ourselves every morning.
17 Don’t think like me, but respect that I think differently
Respect is not wanting to change the opinions of others, but getting them to not change yours either.
18 The respect you give to others is a clear reflection of the respect you give to yourself.
As you behave with others, so will them with you.
19 Respect is neither bought nor sold… respect is earned!
This value has no immediate effect. You have to work at it; it’s a matter of attitude and perseverance.
Twenty Respect all, fear none
Don’t be afraid of anyone, but do have respect for everything.
Twenty one I respect orders, but I also respect myself and I will not obey any rules made to humiliate me.
Jean Paul Sartre made it clear in this sentence because you cannot allow anyone to boast about you.
22 Respect is the basis of understanding between human beings. We have to learn to respect so that others respect us
Without respect it is impossible to get people to understand each other, because thanks to this value conflicts and misunderstandings are avoided.
23 The higher our level of self, the better we treat others
Respect is directly related to the assessment we have of ourselves. Work on your self-esteem and you will gain respect, both from others towards you and vice versa.
24 Respect for ourselves guides our morals, respect for others guides our ways.
If you incorporate this value into your life, your behavior will completely change.
25 Remember that no one can give what they do not have
How do you want others to respect you if you don’t because you don’t have this value incorporated into your life?
26 Never try to please everyone or you will lose everyone’s respect
Everyone has their way of thinking, but above all the most important thing is how you are. Be unique and authentic and, above all, remember: there is no use trying to look good with everyone.
27 Before speaking, ask yourself if what you are going to say is true, if it does not harm anyone, if it is useful and, finally, if it is worth disturbing the silence with what you want to say
Respect is based on saying things freely, but also on doing it with the other person in mind.
28 We have learned to fly like birds, to swim like fish; but we have not learned the simple art of living as brothers
How would you treat a blood relative? With respect, with affection, with tolerance… This is how we should relate to others.
29 The secret is not to run after the butterflies… it’s to take care of the garden so that they come to you
If you think positive, you attract good things. If you treat with respect, others will with you.
30 It’s not worth fighting for someone if that person doesn’t value your sacrifice and doesn’t respect you. Value yourself, walk away and wait for the right person
The importance of this value is essential to build a healthy love.
31 Respect is something that is felt towards others. Respect is thus the intermediary between the empty behavior of tolerance and the gratuitous positivity of love, between ceremonial observance and charity.
You can learn to respect and generate more respect, but you must also want to try.
32 Dignity is the respect that a person has for himself and whoever has it cannot do anything that makes him despicable in his own eyes.
Respect yourself a lot because that will make you a better person.
33 Being nice to someone you don’t like doesn’t mean you’re a hypocrite. It means that you are mature enough to tolerate his personality from him.
The respect you have towards others is also a symbol of your intelligence.
3. 4It is always more valuable to have the respect than the admiration of others
What is the use of pleasing others, what is the use of everyone giving you compliments if they do not respect you later.
35 Understanding and respect, that is what is important to live with others and, above all, not to believe that one is better than anyone else
If you maintain an attitude of arrogance, you are attacking others. That is not respect or tolerance.
36 When we talk about the right to life, or to development, to dissent or to diversity, we are talking about tolerance. Promoted, protected and venerated tolerance will ensure freedom. Without it, we can’t make sure of any. In the words of a wise man: faith breeds respect, and fanaticism breeds hate
Any kind of radicalism is the enemy of respect and tolerance. Forget about them.
37 If you don’t fight, at least have the decency to respect those who do.
Do not criticize what you do not do and, even less, what you are not even able to understand.
38Tolerance is a difficult virtue. Our first impulse, and even our second, is to hate everyone who doesn’t think like us.
What if we change our mind and start to think that living with a being who thinks differently from us is possible?
39 Accepting, respecting and understanding that there are other opinions, other points of view, is the great principle of wisdom.
The smartest way to live is to do so by cultivating respect.
40 Tolerance is that feeling that in the end the other could be right
Many times it is difficult for us to be tolerant and respectful of others because it is difficult for us to give up and recognize that the other person could be right, even if it meant that we are wrong.
41I don’t like the word tolerance, but I can’t find a better one. Love pushes us to have the same respect for the faith of others that one has for one’s own.
Tolerance and respect, two concepts that allow us to love our neighbor.
42To be great you first have to learn to be small… Humility is the foundation of all true greatness
Humility is closely related to tolerance and respect.
43Sometimes those who don’t socialize much aren’t actually antisocial, they just have a low tolerance for drama and fake people.
With respect and tolerance, 1 coexistence has many more guarantees of success.
44 I don’t want your compliment, I want your respect! Every woman deserves a man who respects her, and every man deserves a woman who values his effort.
Women, unfortunately, are a group that suffers from society’s lack of respect. Simply because she is a woman, she is discriminated against at work, but perhaps the most serious thing is when that lack of respect comes from her partner. Do not tolerate it under any circumstances.
Four. Five some people have not understood that the earth revolves around the sun, not around them
If you believe you are the navel of the world, if you think that everything happens through you and that there is no one else on Earth, perhaps you should think about whether your attitude has something to do with values such as tolerance, freedom of expression or respect.
46If you don’t respect yourself, you have no right to demand respect.
You can talk about what you practice, but about what you have no idea…
47The greatest trait of kindness is respect for the freedom of others
If you want others to trust you, if you want them to feel good by your side, if your goal is for them to take a good memory of their experience with them, respect and you will be halfway done.
48To be a good boss you must show respect for each and every one of your workers
This phrase is a reflection of how respect can be extended to all areas of life. Accept the strengths and weaknesses of each of your employees, help them improve, listen to their requests and you will get all of them to bring out the best in themselves.
49You can’t talk about love when there’s no respect
That couple who laughs at your comments, who always tries to be above you, who only seeks to underestimate you, does not deserve your love. And that he does not deceive you or try to convince you that are not love. In a relationship where there is no respect, there can be no love either.
Fifty Respect is one of life’s great treasures.
Marilyn Monroe uttered that phrase that we must keep in the depths of our hearts to be successful in everything we do.
51 A person demonstrates his values by the way he treats others
If you treat people with affection, others will take a great impression of you and think what you are: affectionate, respectful, and attentive and, above all, tolerant.
52 Put your cell phone aside and pay attention to who is talking to you? Yes, there is an application for that and it is called “Respect”
Respect also involves caring for the other when needed. It is a very serious lack of education (and unfortunately more common today) to meet someone and be more aware of whether a What Sapp has been received or if someone has liked your latest Instagram post. Let’s change this now before it gets out of hand!
53 Be peaceful, be courteous, obey the law, respect everyone; but if someone lays their hand on you, send them to the graveyard
And what to do when you have in front of you a person who does not know the meaning of this word? You can try to be nice, to get a better rapport with him for everyone’s sake, but if it still doesn’t work out, that person is definitely not worth it! With much respect, affection and care, banish him from your life.
54 Never judge someone by their appearance or a book by its cover, because within those tattered pages there is much to discover.
Stephen Cosgrove, author of children’s books such as Serendipity or the tree of dreams, warns us that it can be a mistake to base ourselves on appearances and that it is better to know the person from the inside before issuing any type of assessment about them. And it is that, as a popular saying goes, many times appearances are deceiving.
55 Kindness is the beginning of tact, and respect for others is the first condition for knowing how to live.
If you want to be in this society, if we want to maintain a cordial coexistence with those around you (work colleagues, neighbors from the same block, childhood friends, first and second degree relatives) it is important, necessary and even mandatory that you respect be in all the relationships you establish.
56 Life is too short to waste time on people who don’t respect you, appreciate you and value you.
We do not know how many years we will spend on Earth, but what we do know is that time passes very quickly and that we have to make the most of it. Surround yourself with people who are worth it and delete those who do not contribute anything to you and who only seek to trip you up, they are known as toxic
57 If you have some respect for people as they are, you can be more effective in helping them to be better than they are.
Do you know the best of respect? That thanks to him you can help the other person to be better, and vice versa.
58 It may be important for great thinkers to examine the world, explain it, and dismiss it. But I think it is important to love the world, not to dismiss it, not to hate each other, but to look at the world and at ourselves and at all beings with love, admiration and respect.
The German writer, poet, novelist and painter, Hermann Hessen, launches this phrase for those who are in power, although we can also use it to create a microsystem around us based on respect and tolerance.
