Loving Your Parent - Respect Yourself and Others

One of the keystones to being a loving, obedient and secure person is having a stable and loving relationship with the parent that we are. When we come from such a loving environment then we develop into a stable individual. If we do not have a stable or loving relationship then it will just create problems for us.

Having a stable relationship with your parent when you were growing up is essential for our development as human beings. This is the foundation of how much we believe and how much we truly love. It also helps us to grow into being independent people. It teaches us about respect and how to respect ourselves and others.

Parents that do not respect us and are abusive will leave us feeling depressed and sad. This may lead to depression and feelings of not being worthy and like we don't belong to anything. We also won't learn the basic respect of basic human decency, which is to always be kind and respectful.

The respect that we learn from our parents is about respecting ourselves and others. As children we learn to respect our parents and our elders and the family structure. This makes us understand what respect is. This is the foundation for how we will live our lives.

If we do not learn the basics of respect from our parents then we are left with an insecure personality. If we don't accept ourselves and others then we cannot appreciate others for their individuality and uniqueness.

Not respecting ourselves and the world around us has a lot to do with our self-esteem and confidence in our ability to be happy and enjoy life. It is important that we understand the basic concepts of respect and how we can learn them.

The foundation of this concept of being a loving and obedient individual is having a great relationship with our parents. If we show our parents' respect by showing our love for them, it will show to them that we really do care about them and that we do want them to be happy. It's not hard to practice these concepts when we come from a loving environment.

However, if we are raised in a broken home then we must do what it takes to have a strong parent. We need to start loving and respecting our parents from the day that we come into this world.