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- 1. SPIRITUAL AND MORAL ENRICHMENT “THE IMPORTANCE OF SPIRITUALITY IN THE WORKPLACE” December 7, 2020
- 2. PRAYER
- 3. SONG
- 4. WHAT IS YOUR PURPOSE IN LIFE? INTRODUCTION
- 5. LIFE’S FIVE GREATEST QUESTIONS • Who will be the center of my life? • What will be the character of my life? • What will be the contribution of my life? • What will be the communication of my life? • Who will be the community of my life?
- 6. Learning Goal • The lesson aims to provide participants to internalize and develop a clear understanding pertaining to Spiritual and Moral Enhancement about the Importance of Spirituality in the Workplace. • To provide ethical guidance which are powerful in attaining the organization’s goal to serve and protect lives and properties.
- 7. Lesson Objectives •Define and identify the core values of the Philippine National Police specifically about Spiritual Life; and •Discuss the Commitment to God, Country, People and Environment.
- 8. Character is the reflection of one’s self and the application of the core values of “Maka-Diyos”, “Maka-Bayan”, “Maka-Tao” and “Maka-Kalikasan” in adherence to the PNP’s philosophy of HONOR, JUSTICE and SERVICE. These values and philosophies are powerful determinants of human accomplishment, progress, fulfilment and evolution. Introduction
- 9. Philosophy of PNP • Honor-refers to orientation of our attitudes as the first to honor God (maka-Diyos) and secondly, how we honor one another (maka-tao). Honor refers to the fairness or integrity in ones’ belief and actions allegiance to moral principles.
- 10. Philosophy of PNP • Justice is generally understood to mean what is right, fair, appropriate, deserved. It is a virtue by means which man gives to others what is their due, whether to God, family or neighbor and environment.
- 11. Philosophy of PNP • It is based therefore on the moral law and duty: to render everyone his due. We value justice and support the fair and just treatment of suspects and victims. Justice refers to the respect of rights of others and this includes the environment where we live.
- 12. Philosophy of PNP • Service The concept service is simple. The organization and the individuals in it, from the Chief, PNP to the lowest level, Patrolman, see themselves as helping others to achieve the organizational goal.
- 13. Philosophy of PNP • Service The cooperative concept is helping, being of service to others. Performance of work or duties for a superior or as a servant.
- 14. PNP Core Values God-fearing (Maka-Diyos) Refers to what man truly needs, man’s greatest need is for God.
- 15. PNP Core Values • Nationalistic (Makabayan) Refers to loyalty and devotion to one's nation or country, especially as above loyalty to other groups or to individual interests.
- 16. PNP Core Values • Humane (Makatao) refers to the attitude of caring about people and treating them with dignity at the same time valuing ourselves and others by speaking and acting with courtesy, treating others as we want to be treated and honoring the rules of our family or office, which make life more orderly and peaceful.
- 17. PNP Core Values • Environment - friendly (Makakalikasan) Caring for You and the Environment too, is affected by man.
- 18. Positive attitudes and character qualities to achieve true success in application to police work • Character – refers to the tendency to act in ways that are consistent with what one understands to be morally right.
- 19. Positive attitudes and character qualities to achieve true success in application to police work Respect Is an attitude of caring about people and treating them with dignity.
- 20. Positive attitudes and character qualities to achieve true success in application to police work • Commitment As a choice to live life in harmony with one's personal values based on what he believes and not what others want him to believe.
- 21. Three natures of commitment 1. Commitment starts in the heart - means that some people want everything to be perfect before they’re willing to commit themselves. But commitment always precedes achievement. 2. Commitment is tested by action - means that the only real measure of commitment is action.
- 22. Three natures of commitment 3. Commitment opens the door to achievement- Means that there would be times when commitment is the only thing that carries you forward in whatever endeavour you are into.
- 23. Essence of human character, attaining the organization’s goal. By using character-based principles in police work, we will further our organization’s success: –increase moral and team unity –builds trust and cooperation –strengthens client’s relationship –improves quality productivity
- 24. The quotation that "no man is an island". This means that man becomes aware of himself as a part of the social whole. Not for nothing do we say that a person is alive as long as he is living for others. Concept of Man
- 25. Man is a social being endowed with rational soul. The man was a living being endowed with spirit and reason (a “rational soul” as opposed to a sensitive or vegetative soul) and with the capacity for social life. Concept of Man
- 26. The forms of human activity are objectively embodied in all material culture, in the implements of work, in language, concepts, in systems of social norms. The essence of man is no abstraction inherent in each single individual. In its reality it is the ensemble of the social relations." Concept of Man
- 27. In Christianity, the biblical concept of man as the “image and likeness of God”. Concept of Man
- 28. This unique relationship is the most important relationship of all is the relationship to self. Concept of Man
- 29. Commitment to God, Country, People and Environment Police Officer should commit himself/herself to God before anything else.
- 30. Commitment to God, Country, People and Environment • Police officers have to deal with all sorts of people, people hard to deal with, people in the community who are cynical about the police, as well as good natured people.
- 31. Commitment to God, Country, People and Environment • Without a spiritual perspective, a police officer becomes a tyrant (dictator/oppressor).
- 32. Commitment to God, Country, People and Environment Police officers should have a strong relationship to God before anything else.
- 33. Commitment to God, Country, People and Environment Police officers shall at all times be accountable to the people and shall discharge their duties with utmost responsibility.
- 34. WHAT IS YOUR GREATEST NEED IN LIFE? GOOD NEWS
- 35. CHALLENGE: HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE YOUR RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD? ARE YOU WILLING TO ALLOW GOD TO COME INTO YOUR LIFE?
- 36. TO GOD BE THE GLORY!
Editor's Notes
- You will be refreshed that daily activities while performing duties and responsibilities should applied ethics and values with spiritual aspects.
- You will be refreshed that daily activities while performing duties and responsibilities should applied ethics and values with spiritual aspects.
- When we look to God first and do things His way, the outcome will meet the deepest needs of men. (Matt. 6:33)Human worth is established by being God-centered. That is, when we focus on God who alone has worth in Himself, and we understand that we are created in His image, this brings us great worth. (II Samuel 22)
- It also includes the devotion to the interests or culture of one's nation, the belief that nations will benefit from acting independently rather than collectively, emphasizing national rather than international goals and aspirations for national independence in a country under foreign domination.
- Being free and a master of his environment, man's conduct and his reactions to environmental conditions are often different from that of an animal. Man's basic characteristic which, in fact, is the criterion of his humanity is his ability to control his passions and base desires. This ability which is a very bright aspect of the human life has been totally ignored by the materialists.
- A person of good character is someone who attends to the moral implications of actions and acts in accordance with what is moral in all but the most extreme of circumstances.
- It is necessary to practice respect in Police work because it helps people feel valued. Without respect for rules, we would have confusion and people would treat each other rudely and violate each other’s privacy and other rights.
- The concept that man is a social being was emphasized when John Donne (1572-1631), mentioned in his Devotions Upon Emergent Occasions, Meditation XVII, the famous quotation that "no man is an island". This means that man becomes aware of himself as a part of the social whole. Not for nothing do we say that a person is alive as long as he is living for others.
- Man is a social being endowed with rational soul. Aristotle’s philosophy expressed the view, characteristic of classical philosophy, that man was a living being endowed with spirit and reason (a “rational soul” as opposed to a sensitive or vegetative soul) and with the capacity for social life.
- The forms of human activity are objectively embodied in all material culture, in the implements of work, in language, concepts, in systems of social norms. The point of departure of the Marxist understanding of man is the human being as the product and subject of work activity. ". The essence of man is no abstraction inherent in each single individual. In its reality it is the ensemble of the social relations."
- Medieval philosophy advanced the concept of personality as distinct from psychophysical individuality and not reducible to some universal “nature” or substance (whether corporeal or spiritual), defining personality as a unique relationship (Richard of St. Victor, 12th century).
- The more we know our selves, the more we can truly know and connect to others. If we cannot give love, attention and caring to our selves, how can we truly share these with others and the PNP organization.
- As one of the bible verse says ”Commit everything to God and He will direct you”. Also he/she be committed to the country and to the people he is serving and to the environment he is living.
- Police officers are expected to risk their lives every day to protect the citizens who most often do not appreciate them.
- The tendency to abuse his power over citizens increases exponentially the weaker his moral foundations become. It has well-documented throughout the history of the world that power corrupts, and that absolute power corrupts absolutely. It is the absence of this ethical perspective which has been deemed as the primary reason why cases of police misconduct are still occurring in the PNP.
- As one of the bible verse says. ”Commit everything to God and He will direct you”. Also he/she be committed to the country and to the people he is serving and to the environment he is living.
- Also how they do their duties and responsibilities spiritually and shall commit themselves to the democratic way of life and values, maintain the principle of public accountability, and manifest by deeds the supremacy of civilian authority over the military. They shall at all times uphold the Constitution and put loyalty to country above loyalty to persons or party.