Tolerance

Tolerance enables peaceful coexistence between people. It is the foundation of a just society in which everyone is free to live their lives as they see fit. Tolerance is a crucial concept that allows people to live peacefully together. Tolerance entails accepting other people's viewpoints and preferences, even if they differ from your own. Tolerance also entails not prioritising your own views over those of others, even if you are certain that you are correct. People who are tolerant demonstrate strength by being able to deal with a variety of viewpoints and opinions.

•    Tolerance not only allows for peaceful coexistence; it also aids personal development by allowing people to consider different points of view. 

 

•    It will help you better understand the world if you learn more about different ways of thinking and ideas from around the world.

•    The best gift you can give your children is to teach them about tolerance. Hatred and suspicion should not be instilled in children. Children who are raised with hatred and jealousy of others grow up to be unhappy adults. Children who are forced to believe in certain viewpoints grow up to be people who are not free or independent thinkers. Children who are exposed to love and tolerance will grow up to live happy and peaceful lives.

 

•    In this era of globalisation, where people of various backgrounds, cultures, and religions coexist, and the world has become multicultural and diverse, establishing tolerance and harmony, as well as fostering mutual love and affection, has become extremely important. Without tolerance and harmony, societies will not be able to maintain their long-term peace and loyalty to one another.

 

•    Tolerance does not imply that one person or party is more tolerant than others. When people disagree on an issue, they must advocate for and express their viewpoint in a respectful manner, without using hateful or provocative language. Tolerance must be demonstrated by all groups present in a socioeconomic cultural complex; it should not be a burden on a select few.

 

•    Being a tolerant person isn't easy. Its fine to stick to your own values, but it's also a good idea to evaluate them, especially if they have an impact on others. It must be clear that everyone has their own values and opinions, which must be respected and accepted. Tolerance is the only option if we want to live in a peaceful society.

 

•    Tolerance is a desired value in every civil servant because it celebrates democracy, promotes diversity, upholds human rights, and creates lasting peace.