The Forgotten Art of Etiquette: Proper Behavior That Embraces Divine Wisdom

The Forgotten Art of Etiquette: Proper Behavior That Embraces Divine Wisdom
In its attempt to be trendy or modern, today’s culture seems to have little to no understanding of the etiquette our ancestors promoted and practiced. Shutterstock
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Etiquette has its own divine wisdom. It is an art form of being civil, differing across cultures and times, benefiting everyone involved—which, when practiced, keeps us from deviating to ignorantly rude mortals and brings our consciousness closer to a realm beyond this physical world.

Originally, etiquette reflected the universal norms of proper behavior. But, in essence, it is all about self-awareness: how to act in a dignified way when alone or with others, as well as extending a piece of kindness and grace in our interactions, and being mindful of all little details, including respecting the space we occupy.

Sarah Annalise
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Sarah Annalise is a writer based in Canada. She covers inspiring stories about people, life, and traditional values. Check out her Virtueberry Blog, where she writes on beauty and wellness, and philosophy.
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