Philosophy of Life Humans have a distinguishing nature, which defines the way they think, act, and feel. The human nature has influenced the culture that humans have kept with each other. In my observation, humans have a distinct culture that defines their operations and activities. For many years, many studies have been carried out to establish the human nature, which defines all human beings. Various views on the nature of human beings have been developed to explain human behaviors and mannerisms. Aristotle and Plato argued that humans may be explained as conjugal animals because they couple when adults to build household. It is also argued that humans are political animals with the potential of developing complex communities besides being mimetic (Oruka, 1996).

Recent years have seen the development of modern views on the nature of humans, such as, a being with potency to think, develop, and replicate. This modern view considers human beings as having the physical and spiritual the potential to do a lot than they think they can do. This implies that humans have the ability to do great things, and do much good than harm if they have the right conditions. Humans are the greatest beings because they are created to do good to themselves and others.

I. My Beliefs on Humankind

Life has taught me to take on a number of beliefs on various issues in life. This is because of my personal experience and observations that I have made from my own life, as well as, the lives of others. I hold the view that humankind can be best understood from the common beliefs, practices, and cultures that they maintain. This is as opposed to taking a skewed view of humankind based on ethical, spiritual, or personal perceptions about the human life, and humankind. This is important in ensuring that the definition of humankind is not biased. However, I hold diverse views on the following subjects:

Nature of humankind

I hold the view that the nature of human being is to do good by showing some concern to others. This implies that given an appropriate environment, humans would only engage in good acts, which are self-rewarding and add to the values of others. In this context, humans do not have an evil nature. Those who engage in evil, do so because of some challenges, problems, or bad experiences that they have faced in life. I find this view common in all rational human beings because all human beings would do good to others out of their own free will and without coercion.

There exist a few ideas I relate with in explaining the nature of human beings. The first idea is that all human beings given free will endeavor to do good for themselves and others. This view is qualified by the many appropriate things done by humans, as well as, the many wrong things done for the good. Secondly, I relate with is that doing a good must always be rewarded. This view may be explained as an action-reaction association between the doers and receivers good things. Besides, change in the environment or experience influences humans at times to come out of their nature and commit evils. In other words, evils done by humans are consequences of a mistake, failure, or background problem. Lastly, human beings always wish not to get tired when doing good to others.

Diagnosis of what is wrong with humankind

What is wrong with humans is that they at times engage in evil, though they are made with the nature of behaving appropriately. This is the greatest problem that humans have because humans have engaged in evil deeds in the effort of doing good to themselves or others. For instance, humans have engaged in evil acts like stealing or killing others to make money that can satisfy their needs and make them live a satisfactory life. The purpose of seeking the money for a better living is an act of good intention, but the real act of stealing, killing,...

This has been a major issue related with many of the evils done by humans.
Prescription for putting it right

The prescription for putting it right is the need to pass the knowledge and importance of honoring humanity in all humans. The society must be taught and informed of the need to be humane and have the right values towards humanity's life and existence. In addition, it will also be important to teach the society to understand that the means of behaving well does not justify the evils that are done deliberately by humans to their fellow humans. This will minimize the human caused evils in the world.

Remaining unresolved issues

The remaining unresolved issues relates to establishing the nature of the human mind and reasoning. Much research studies are underway to establish the mind and its moral and ethical obligation, which influences human behavior and mannerisms.

II. Personal Philosophy

My faith about Catholic development and the role of crisis holds that the Catholic view stands the test of time: God is the only one who can address crisis resolution. The Catholics admit the existence of crisis with emphasis on the need to solve some while some are solved by God. This is a practical and a better approach in understanding conflicts as they come.

My personal philosophy is the need to be good to others regardless of reward and consequences my actions. This philosophy implies that life is best when it is made of appropriate deeds, and with people who avoid doing any evil deeds. The Hindu and Catholic philosophies also relate to this. The Catholics advocate for harmony and peace in the society, which can be achieved through my philosophy. The Hindu doctrine requires people to be humble and embrace good to themselves and others (Raith, 2005).

III. My Roles as Mother

As a mother, I handle a number of roles in the house and other places while taking care of my children. In my role, take care of my children in the house by ensuring that they have eaten, are in proper health, and providing an appropriate social atmosphere at home. The goal of ensuring they have eaten is to ensure they maintain a good health. The goal of providing a warm social atmosphere for my children (through talking with them) is to promote proper social development among these children. These aspects are important in the growth of my children, and are critical in preparing them to be responsible individuals in the society.

I have gained much insight from this activity. While taking care of my children, I have learnt that they always intend to do right. However, lack of knowledge and curiosity often leads them to make mistakes. I have also learnt that children have the natural feeling of establishing when they have done right or wrong. For instance, my child would turn the face dull when he knows he had made a mistake even before I realized it. This indicates that children have some intrinsic ability to distinguish the right and wrong, and would only need further guidance. My personal vision as a mother and wife is to raise a healthy and prosperous family of today and tomorrow (Evernden, 1998).

III. Organizational Values and Business Ethics

VA hospital's workplace values include the values of care, love, and hope. The Hospital has emphasized on the need for its staff to embrace high level of care to the patients, develop a love for all, and give hope to each other. These values have made the hospital's workplace one of the best places in the country. The hospital mission is to provide the best healthcare services in the region so save lives, and improve the health of the society.

The strengths of VA Hospital ethical program include the diversity of the programs in…