Being fully human means you accept your place in the scheme of things, and you live your life with energy, passion, and purpose. This is a difficult thing to do when your health is taken away from you, but that’s what being fully human is about!
We refer to this state as being fully human, and it dates back to around 2½ millennia BCE in Greece. It was a time when people lived freely, enjoyed social interaction, and developed their own interests.
Today, we live in a world where we are constantly asked to “do” things. We are pressured to compete and achieve at a rapid pace. However, this is not how we were meant to live; it was meant to be more languorous and relaxing.
We were given an opportunity to return back into a more natural state of existence, where we could again find value in physical activity and social interaction.
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Understanding humanity
Being fully human means being able to recognize and accept your own humanity, both good and bad. This can be difficult if you are not human.
Most people do not have a concept of what it means to be human. They think of themselves as being more moral, creative, and social, but they do not realize that they are also genetically and behaviorally programmed.
They think that humans have a sense of morality, but they cannot determine if someone has a moral code or not. They also believe that humans are creative and social, but they cannot prove it. They believe this is because of their own personal perception of these characteristics.
Being compassionate
Being fully human means having a compassionate heart, but not just at any time. It’s a state we reach when we are at our best, and then again and again as we grow and change.
We all experience moments of compassion, but do you ever practice being more humane and kinder to other people? Does it happen only in times of crisis or difficulty?
Practicing being more human is a way of living, an ongoing process that emerges over time as we mature and change. As we grow, our capacity for mercy grows too, because we experience the pain of others with greater clarity and depth.
Having courage
Having courage is a feeling you can experience. It’s like the kind of feeling you get when you know something is important, but you have to try really hard to make sure you get it.
It’s like the kind of feeling you get when you know there is something very important happening, but you have to stick with it and take your steps in order for it to work.
Having courage means we take actions that are true to ourselves, even if that means making tough choices or taking a different path. It means being able to handle uncertainty and change, because we will always be changing anyway.
By having courage, we show the world who we are and what we want to do. We don’t want to be someone else; we want to be ourselves. We want people to know us by our own words.
Being thoughtful
Being fully human means having thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that are human. This doesn’t just apply to people after a certain age, it applies to every moment of your life.
When you think of human, what images or thoughts come into your mind? What words spring to mind?
Mostly negative ones. We’re told we’re not truly human if we have thoughts. We’re labeled insecure if we have feelings.
But being able to have a full-fledged thought is a rare thing. Only a small percentage of people in the world have the ability to think properly. Most of us just don’t get enough time to develop the skills to do so.
Being able to think is different from being humanly thinking.
Fully human is all about acting like a normal human should
Being fully human means living a life that’s full of passions, passions, and more passions. It means loving your life and loving how much you get out of it every single day.
It means being willing to make mistakes and fail, because that’s how you learn and develop. It also includes being willing to be vulnerable and be human, which is something very special.
Being fully human comes with its own challenges, including losing your self- righteousness, feeling lost when you find yourself not being human enough, or people not thinking of you as a whole person but as a “human being” with certain “components.
No shame or guilt
We refer to this state of being as full humanBeing. Many refer to it as humanness. Others call it being full lovehuman.
It is a state of awareness and consciousness that we all need but few achieve. It means living a life that is socially, emotionally, spiritually and physically fully human.
It requires us to feel and experience our emotions without fear or shame. We must learn how to handle our emotions using the right tools so we can experience them more fluidly.
We must learn how to fully understand ourselves and what makes us human before we can achieve this state. Once we understand ourselves, we can begin the process of becoming more full human.
Being transparent
We call this being fully human. Being fully human is a challenging path, but one that we feel deeply connected to. We hope you will consider following our guidance in this article and share your story of being fully human.
Looking to others for guidance
At times, being fully human can feel like trying to find a way through a jungle without a map. You’re on your own with no help available. You’re not alone and you’re determined, so try!
This is a large step for many and it can be difficult to understand or explain how it works. However, this understanding is not made easy and may require other people to understand first.
When you understand what it means to be fully human, you may be able to recognize patterns in your life and know when they are time to move on. You can learn how to recognize the signs of spiritual growth and restoration, which can help others know you better.
You can learn how to recognize the signs of decline and escape them when they happen, making it easier to walk away from things and people who are not healthy for you.