Tag Archives: friendliness

Esteem for Glasgow

Posted by Cecilia

The history of a city has its ups and downs.  It’s always great to see how a city manages to move forward in areas relating to quality of life.  Glasgow is one of these cities.  Having made great efforts to shed the image of a declining urban … Continue reading →

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Esteem for dolphin assisted therapies

Posted by Cecilia

Animal therapy is an established treatment in modern medicine.  The positive impact of animals on humans is widely accepted. Dolphin assisted therapies have the same effects.  Contact with dolphins may not cure ailments but it can help alleviate some symptoms.  Dolphin assisted therapy … Continue reading →

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Tourism creating mutual esteem

Posted by Cecilia

Since 1980 the United Nations has celebrated World Tourism Day.  Celebrated annually on September 27, the event is designed to foster awareness of tourism’s social, cultural, political and economic values. All of us are a tourists the moment we goe out of … Continue reading →

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An esteemful personality: Dalai Lama

Posted by Cecilia

 Last week the Dalai Lama visited Albany, NY sharing his simple message of tolerance, peace and happiness. With his honest friendliness toward everyone who approaches him he demonstrates esteem in a deep and humble manner. Dalai Lama is the renowned spiritual guide … Continue reading →

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Esteem for Madrid

Posted by Cecilia

Some cities undergo a massive construction boom in the form of urban renovation projects. Madrid in Spain is one of these cities.  Recently, after more than five years of construction in this beautiful city, planners were able to declare the projects … Continue reading →

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Self-esteem for nurses

Posted by Cecilia

The nursing profession has much to offer those who pursue it as a career.   Often it’s just the satisfaction of helping and serving in a position vital to a community. The demands of the job are many and varied.  Patience, understanding, calmness, … Continue reading →

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Esteem isn’t resentful

Posted by Cecilia

There are many situations in life that can cause emotional hurt.   The reasons can be numerous but it doesn’t necessarily have to be malevolence on the part of the person causing injury. When we carry esteem in our heart we … Continue reading →

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Esteem for nurses

Posted by Cecilia

After a climbing accident 20-year-old Sam Wilkinson arrived at the hospital in a coma.  Thanks to the help of staff nurse Carla Smith he survived. As a way of saying thanks Sam’s father, a Tucano aircraft pilot, took her on a flight … Continue reading →

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Esteem and learning aptitude

Posted by Cecilia

Integrating esteem in our daily life arouses habits within us which embrace social awareness, personal curiosity and open friendliness.  These are the ingredients we use for daily learning. There is no moment in life when we stop learning because everything, even … Continue reading →

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Esteem and friendliness

Posted by Cecilia

We can’t hide friendliness because it draws a very public sign on our face: smiles. When we think about friendliness we realize its deepness.  True friendliness means that we give toward our fellow men esteem without expecting that we get … Continue reading →

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