My worldview has been shaped and evolved over the time in my life by my beliefs, values, and my experience. In addition, influence has mainly impacted on how I viewed on the world such as in human nature and attitudes. Initially, when I was a young child, I thought that the world was flat based on what I was taught about Christopher Columbus and his theory in school. I was so “conditioned” with the same routine on the daily basis with my homelife with my family and school with my peers to the point I did not think there was more to life on this earth. In other words, I did not think “outside of the box”. Later I learned that the world was not flat when Christopher Columbus discovered the new land but what he did to the Indigenous people was
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Human Nature is where we have various backgrounds, perspectives, moral values, and personalities. I simply believe that our human nature is created by a purpose because we are here on the earth for a reason to live and breath. I was taught to be respectful to others and help others when they are in need. However, I was quite mean toward to others as a child and it was because I did not fully understand the meaning of “help”. For instance, I often would refuse to help with my siblings when they needed to. At times I just do it with an obligation [for the sake of it] for them to make them feel appreciated even though I did not want to help them in the first place. There were other times where I would intentionally ignored the homeless when I had the money in my pocket, I did not feel any remorse at the moment. I did not know any better. The older I get, I became social aware of the needing of help and understood why we should help others that are different from us. The recent situation when a homeless person yelled at me for not giving money was a wake up call for me. Ever since, I changed my attitude and approach in helping others and I learned that it is beneficial to us in many different ways such as bring happiness in others and ourselves, increase sense of belong, and it also fulfilling to our positivity on
Human Nature is where we have various backgrounds, perspectives, moral values, and personalities. I simply believe that our human nature is created by a purpose because we are here on the earth for a reason to live and breath. I was taught to be respectful to others and help others when they are in need. However, I was quite mean toward to others as a child and it was because I did not fully understand the meaning of “help”. For instance, I often would refuse to help with my siblings when they needed to. At times I just do it with an obligation [for the sake of it] for them to make them feel appreciated even though I did not want to help them in the first place. There were other times where I would intentionally ignored the homeless when I had the money in my pocket, I did not feel any remorse at the moment. I did not know any better. The older I get, I became social aware of the needing of help and understood why we should help others that are different from us. The recent situation when a homeless person yelled at me for not giving money was a wake up call for me. Ever since, I changed my attitude and approach in helping others and I learned that it is beneficial to us in many different ways such as bring happiness in others and ourselves, increase sense of belong, and it also fulfilling to our positivity on