C15 - Sunday, March 18, 1984 - North Shore News

ESPECT for one another is a current and
urgent need the world over. It doesn’t mat-
ter. whether you’re talking about labor
management relations or banking or religion or sex
or parenting or doctoring or bus-riding. Respect

for one another offers a solid foundation on which
to build. .

In his Memories of modesty of the soul which we
Childhood and Youth, must recognize, just as we do
itzer 5, that_of the— body.””

are each a secret tothe other. without conditions. Receive
To know one another cannot’ without conditions. It is the

mean to know everything dynamic way of respect.
about each other; it means to

feel mutual affection and
confidence, and to believe in

one another. We must not try CLASSI FIED

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Walls, 14, by District Troop Scouter Gerry Bird, who: has been a scouter for 22. years. The award is the highest hovor a
analyze others is a rude com- scout can get.
mencement, for there is a
modesty of the soul which we
must recognize, just as we do
that of the body. No one has
a right to say to another,
‘Because we belong to each
other as we do, I have a right

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to know all your thoughts.’
All demands of this sort are
foolish and unwholesome. In
this matter, giving is the only
valuable process; it is only
giving that stimulates. impart
as much as you can of your
spiritual being to those who
are on the road with you, and
accept as something precious
what comes back to you from
them.”’

lt’s as though Schweitzer
were urging us to give what
we are and what we have
without entertaining any
thoughts of our giving being
part of a deal, in which we
receive back according to our
specific expectations. ©

Coupled with that giving,
and just as importantly, he
urges us to accept AS
PRECIOUS, whatever comes
back to us, unburdened by
any need on our part to com-
pare what has been offered
with the specific expectations

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As we learn to beef up the
quality of our giving and our
receiving, our respect for one
another is basic. Hear the
good doctor again. He says,
_ we must not try to
force our way into the per-
sonality of another. To
analyze others is a rude com-
mencement, for there is a

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