Man : Human Responsibility
Responsibility:
a. the
state or fact of having a duty to deal with something or of having control over
someone.
synonyms: authority, control, power,
leadership, management, influence; duty
b. the
state or fact of being accountable or to blame for something.
synonyms: blame,
fault, guilt, culpability, blameworthiness, liability
Responsibility means feeling
it’s your duty to deal with what comes up, being accountable, and/or being able
to act independently and make decisions without authorization. There are both
moral and personal responsibilities.
Responsibility is having
common sense, authority, leadership, and maturity; being reliable, trustworthy,
dependable, and answerable. But we don’t all express our ability to be
responsible in the same way.
Personality
1-Perfectionists in
the Enneagram system sometimes feel overly-responsible for their own or others’
behavior.
Knute says, “I always impale myself on shoulds. I NEVER avoid
responsibility.” This type includes a desire to improve self and others (to be
good learners and teachers) and to worry about how things are going.
2-Helpers are
a lot like Ones regarding responsibility but responsibility often centers on
their relationship to another individual.
Two’s try hard to be there for
important people in their lives. “What does the other need that I can provide?”
3-Achievers
often
feel responsible for getting ahead in the world and for leading others to get
things done.
Their responsibility includes presenting a favorable image that
will enhance others’ respect for them.
4-Romantics
feel responsible to themselves for honoring and expressing feelings and values
and for finding beauty in life.
If they slip up on their responsibilities they
are likely to feel ashamed.
5-Observers
often have high ideals but are not as likely as most other types to push their
ideals on others.
They feel responsible to themselves, and sometimes to others,
for determining what’s logical. Robin, a Five, defines responsibility as being
in the spell of the superego.
6-Questioners are
aware of the dangers in life. They look for bad things that might happen and
try to avoid mishaps. Being loyal to others is one way of insuring their own
safety.
Elizabeth says her security is built around responsibility. Realizing
security was within her was a gift of freedom for her and the people in her
life.
7-Adventurers
often
feel responsible for protecting the environment in which they live and play.
Many feel responsible from a young age for staying happy themselves and for
making other people happy.
8-Asserters
feel responsible for enforcing rules and for standing up for truth and justice.
They use their considerable strength to lead and to protect others
9-Peace
Seekers feel responsible for promoting harmony and fairness.
Judy, a Nine, grew up with a strict mother and considered responsibility an
unknowable and undoable obligation.
She gradually realized she was taking
responsibility for others as a matter of honor—but not for herself. When she
realized maturity meant taking responsibility for herself, there was no going
back. She had become responsible to her heart.
Man's responsibility is
greater than that of any other being in the world. Responsibilities are
something that we are born with and they will follow us in all of our lives.
Responsibility toward
·
to those around us,
·
those whom we meet in everyday life, or
·
working environment
·
interest that we have in life –
· our responsibility towards this whole
creation; in the sphere, in the world, on the earth.
If we do so then we know our responsibility.
Responsibilities come in many forms and in
many degrees such as
i.
sole responsibilities - yourself
ii.
joint
responsibilities and
iii.
group responsibilities
Here are some of those responsibilities :
1.
Responsibility to yourself
Your
responsibility based on the capability given to you in the form of intellect,
body, soul, spirit i.e. enhanced yourself to be a responsible human being in
this world. By shelving your responsibility you are one of the proscrinator of
responsibility.
2.
Responsibility to Time
Our age is a gift. Each and every one of us
has a container: Take it and fill it with what you want, but you are
responsible for what you fill it.
a. those who filled their container with sand,
b. there are those
who filled their container with a valuable resource,
c. while there are
those who filled their container with poison and
d. there are those
who filled it with floating dust.
It is in our hand, it is left to us, what we
will fill our container (in our age) with
3. Responsibility
Toward Knowledge
Knowledge will be man’s continuing legacy to learned and implement it.
By learning and implementing knowledge positively, man will be enhancing their
existence in this life. Man’s everyday battle against ignorance, unbelief and
retardation with knowledge. By adhering and positively implementing knowledge,
man will be the rightful leader of this world.
"The alms of knowledge are to teach he who doesn't know it."
4. Responsibility
of Words (Speech)
The
words we utter are not like the foam of soap, which float over the surface of
our tongues and then, burst quickly in the air. Our words have a
responsibility. The tongue is as described in this narration: "key of good
or evil."
Good words are like a gift: beautifully present to make the recipient
happy. Criticism words are like the head of a needle… hurting him.
5.
The Responsibility of Deeds’
Every man action has repercussion. A Man who has knowledge without
implementing it, is that of a donkey which carries huge tonnes of load (but
does not understands the reason why it is carrying it). It is heavy on its
back, but he does not feel the heaviness by the knowledge in his mind, heart
and life.
We
should put it in our mind that action however small will affect people and the
world.
6.
Legal, Moral, Ethical Responsibility
Seeking knowledge is a responsibility. Moreover knowledge of knowing the
lawful and unlawful things in life. Man are guided by culture, morals, ethical
and values. If these basic ethical values are adhered to, the sign world
destruction is on the way.
Laws, moral and ethical values are similar to the road signs of life…
greens that open ways for you to move, but with conditions, yellow that calls
on you to be prepared to stop and red that prevents you from moving.
It
is 'a mean of reforming and correcting ideologies, morals and actions.
Differencing a sound and false
ideology, between virtues and vices; and good and evil.
7.
The Responsibility of Good Manners and Morals
Man
is a creature with a functioning heart, a thinking brain to reflect negative
and positive, the good vs. the bad, and the evil vs. peace. The burden falls on man to show the positive
mannerism,
a. virtues.
b. Hones
c. patient
d. Humbleness
e. kindness
f. Chastity
g.
Brotherhood
h. loving
Inculcating the basic human feeling to the decaying world.
8.
Social Responsibility
Man
is interrelated with the society by different chains of relationship:
Relationship with parents, family and neighbors, brothers, friends and companions,
and with general people.
a. to parents and respecting them,
appreciating and understanding
b. family, you are responsible for respecting
the elders and sympathizing with
the smaller ones, love and
affection, housework’s, safeguarding family values
c. brothers, friends and companions, you are
responsible for building it on the basis of faith, trust, friendship
d.
community includes rendering them a service, reducing their suffering,
cooperating with them in doing good those benefits the whole society
e. the world, by being humanely, benevolence and
caring to the world society.
9.
World Responsibility
Balancing the ecology and world well-being. Be more responsible in
dealing in respect for world's life - industrial waste, burning of fossil fuel
and deforestation and wildlife. By being more conscious of ecology and
sustaining and respecting a
"green" life.
Action
Items for Responsibility
a.
Learn how to mature your responsibility by
letting your yes be yes and your no be no.
b.
Align yourself with other people who also
share your sense of responsibility. You
will thrive when you surround yourself with responsible people.
c.
Take time to celebrate your commitments and
accomplishments.
d.
Turn responsibility toward yourself, your own
health, and your own well-being. Do not only take care of others but take care
of yourself.
e.
You have to fill your positive energy bucket
in order to fill the buckets of others.
f .
Responsibility can be summed up by the quote
of William H. Johnsen. “If it’s to be, it’s up to me.”
A
world that is free from responsibilities,
is a
world that is full of corruption,
wars
and an unlimited misunderstanding,
it
is a total breakdown.
An
example of an irresponsible person is like a captain of a ship,
if he leaves the ship unguided in a highly
wind situation,
it means he has surrendered it,
and its passengers, to a great and deadly
danger.
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