We are honest, we don't lie, we don't steal, we don't deceive and we have the courage to do what is right.

Integrity is conditioned by honesty, fairness and truth, and is expressed through individual behaviour. An honest person is one who is honest with himself and others, does not lie, steal, deceive, is trustworthy and impartial, does not harm others, is responsible and has the courage to do what is right.

Integrity is an important value for a healthy society, creating a sense of security and predictability in relationships with each other and between the state and the individual. Unfortunately, the importance of this value is increasingly being pushed into the background. Often, human beings, who wants to be honest is branded a sucker. This is leading society into decline. If a society is based on all the fundamental values except honesty, then it cannot develop positively, because honesty is the basis for action, promises, records are credible. If honesty is absent, then everything else is just a façade, a letter on paper and a lip service with no sincere substance behind it.

To be fair is to be honest towards yourself and others, Fair and reliable.  An honest person No lies, No steals, No misleading, No Harm Others, with true arrangements and accepted by Responsibility for yours Actions. An honest person has the courage to fight for truth and justice.

Why fairness is good for the individual

Integrity builds self-confidence and self-esteem. When an individual acts with integrity, he or she knows that he or she is acting in accordance with his or her principles and values, which enables him or her to feel good and confident now and to be proud of his or her life in old age. years.

A person who acts dishonestly for personal gain loses self-confidence, accumulates guilt that he does not admit to, and becomes dependent on those who encouraged or know about his dishonesty.

Integrity creates positive relationships with other people. Honest individuals are more trustworthy and reliable, and are therefore more valued and trusted by others. This leads to better personal and professional relationships and more opportunities for cooperation and support.

Integrity reduces stress and anxiety, as the individual does not have to worry about being exposed or having to maintain a memory of his or her own lies. An honest life is more simple and liberating.

Why integrity is good for society

When people act with integrity, society increases mutual trust and the pursuit of truth and justice, which strengthens community and reduces conflict. The energy that society spends on mutual disputes and the search for futile excuses for dishonest acts is significantly reduced in a fair society and society can use this energy for its own progress.

Fairness promotes justice by ensuring that everyone is treated equally and that no one is privileged at the expense of others. This contributes to a fairer and more inclusive society where everyone has an equal chance to succeed.

Honesty also encourages the pursuit of truth, which creates a more stable and balanced society where dishonest individuals find it much harder to abuse society for their own personal gain.

Other benefits include better functioning institutions and the economy. Honesty between officials, business and citizens contributes to fairer and more efficient systems, where fewer resources are lost to corruption and fraud.

Summary

Integrity is a key value of a prosperous society, as it builds self-confidence, creates positive relationships and contributes to a sense of security and fairness. It is therefore important that we strive to act with integrity in all aspects of our lives and encourage fairness in others.

People who live in a society where integrity prevails feel much more relaxed and free, and such a society progresses much faster.