4 WAYS TO CO-EXIST WITH HUMANS

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Living peacefully with others should be our major concern as humans. We should all strive to build a community where love, peace, unity and harmony exists.

Below are the 4 Ways to co-exist with humans:

1. BE SELFLESS AND RESERVED: Treat others with respect - don't shout at anyone. Be a good listener and be very slow to judge others.

2. HELP OTHERS  IN NEED: Who ever you come in contact with, help them when the need arises.
Community service such as donating to the less privileged could also be done.

3. EMBRACE COMPROMISE: Tolerate others irrespective of their contrasting ideas, values or beliefs.

4. BE COMPASSIONATE: Empathize with others, that is, put yourself in the shoes of others.
Let people know you care about their well-fare.

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