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1. high regard • a high opinion and appreciation of somebody or something • a relationship based on mutual esteem 2. valuation • judgment or estimation of the worth of somebody or something - Encarta English DictionaryRandom Posts
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Esteem step by step
“It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop.” This proverb of Confucius expresses an attitude which can be applied to esteem as well as life generally. As long as we integrate esteem into our … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy
Tagged attitude, Confucius, habit, life, new habit, sign of esteem, step by step
Esteem for German choreographer Pina Bausch
Last Tuesday world-famous German choreographer Pina Bausch died of cancer at the age of 68. Pina Bausch was a legendary as well as media-shy artist. She opened the way for a new form of body expression through dancing and speaking. Her avant-garde … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Culture
Tagged artist, avant-garde, ballet, body expression, cancer, choreographer, dance art, Germany, life, Pina Bausch
Tomorrow is Mother’s Day
There isn’t a more popular public day for giving esteem toward a special person than on Mother’s Day. Giving esteem toward mothers comes easily for some, but for others not. In either case there is one point we can’t deny: we are here on this … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Culture, Education
Tagged celebration, father, life, mother, Mother's Day, parents, thank
Esteem helps overcome life’s challenges
The life story of Christopher Nolan is touching. He was born mute and quadriplegic. As a child he could only communicate with his family through eye movements. Doctors predicted that his brain would remain infantile throughout his life. But Christopher Nolan and … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Culture
Tagged Christopher Nolan\, Dublin, family, Ireland, life, life condition, poem, poet, quadriplegic, sensitivity
Esteem and the four cardinal virtues
Western culture is acquainted with the four cardinal virtues. These cardinal virtues - wisdom, justice, courage and moderation originate in ancient philosophy. The general explanation for virtues says that they are inner attitudes of doing good with joy. Virtues will remain just theory as long as we … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy
Tagged antique philosophy, attitude, Christianity, courage, faith, fragile, hope, imperfect, justice, life, love, mirror, moderation, virtue, wisdom
Esteem News Anniversary
Today is the one-year-anniversary of Esteem News. One way to give esteem is to say thank you. We’d like to say thank you to all our readers, wishing that esteem can find an important place in all of our lives. The … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Culture, Philosophy
Tagged anniversary, color, excitement, happiness, interesting, joy, life, reader
Esteem happens when we’re relaxed
The easiest way to find out how esteem works is when we’re relaxed. We relax in different ways. We’re tempted to say there are as many ways to relax as there are people. However we relax it’s a moment we … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Culture, Philosophy
Tagged fair-minded, kind-hearted, life, open, patient, relax
Attentive esteem
Attention is one of the words we can use to describe esteem. When we give esteem to somebody we give our attention. Attention starts first of all with looking in the eyes of another person. We show with this our … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy
Tagged attention, life
Esteem and empathy
Empathy means that you can understand the feelings of other people. Some people don’t have this ability to “put themselves in the shoes” of others. We learned early in life that we have to struggle to survive and to succeed. Empathy … Continue reading
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Tagged empathy, life
Married people are healthier than singles
That married people are healthier than unmarried has been demonstrated by multiple studies. On Monday a study by Michigan State University showed that ” the difference between married and unmarried people has changed over the past few decades” according to the study’s lead author Hui … Continue reading
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Tagged life, married people, singles




