speech on respect our elders
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Heya frnd,
It is very important for every individual to respect his/ her elders. It is also important to note that elders were not born elders they were kids like you and now grown up old. Few years hence you will also grow older.If today you will respect your elders your present and future generations will carry those values and will learn to respect you as well when you will grow old.
Elders have a lot to share with you- their life experiences (good and bad), their 1st job, their 1st love, their mistakes, their discoveries, their success and much more.
They have lived up things that you could hardly imagine. They have achieved everything without much comfort such as cell phones and computers like you. They are amazingly interesting, intelligent & strong human beings who have experienced various hardships in life in the real sense.
Our religion teaches us that what we give we receive it back someday.
So frnds
Treat people the way you want to be treated. Talk to people the way you want to be talked to. Respect is earned, not given.
Hope it helps you:)
It is very important for every individual to respect his/ her elders. It is also important to note that elders were not born elders they were kids like you and now grown up old. Few years hence you will also grow older.If today you will respect your elders your present and future generations will carry those values and will learn to respect you as well when you will grow old.
Elders have a lot to share with you- their life experiences (good and bad), their 1st job, their 1st love, their mistakes, their discoveries, their success and much more.
They have lived up things that you could hardly imagine. They have achieved everything without much comfort such as cell phones and computers like you. They are amazingly interesting, intelligent & strong human beings who have experienced various hardships in life in the real sense.
Our religion teaches us that what we give we receive it back someday.
So frnds
Treat people the way you want to be treated. Talk to people the way you want to be talked to. Respect is earned, not given.
Hope it helps you:)
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