Self-Esteem

Intellect

the faculty of reasoning and understanding objectively, especially with regard to abstract matters.

Will

An act of the mind or consciousness to decide, bring about, or attempt to effect or bring about by an act of the will.

Socialization

Interaction between an individual and his/her environment.

Conscious

intellect (reason) and free will.

Embodied spirits

The human body is dwelled in by the human spirit, making the two inseparable until death.

Historical Realities

Human beings have the ability to influence the history of the world through our conscious decisions and actions

Relational persons

Encounter between and among persons

Unique though fundamentally equal, individuals

Unique in kaleidoscope of human relationships due to the differences in our likes and dislikes, histories of names, culture of our families and others.

Aestimare

“esteem” comes from the Latin word

self-esteem

How you value yourself.

Genetics

The inherited traits from your parents that can influence your appearance, abilities, and tendencies.

Personality

Your unique pattern of thinking, feeling, and behaving that shapes how you see yourself and interact with others.

Age

The number of years you’ve lived, often affecting your experiences, perspectives, and self-view.

Life experience

Events and situations you’ve gone through that shape how you see yourself.

Health

Your physical and mental well-being, which can influence your confidence and self-image.

Reaction of Others

How people respond to you, which can affect how you value yourself.

Thoughts

The beliefs and ideas you have about yourself that shape your self-esteem.

Social circumstances

Your living conditions, relationships, and environment influence how you feel about yourself

Mahatma Gandhi

“It is health that is real wealth and not pieces of gold and silver.”