Humility is thinking of oneself less.

Definitions: Humility- the quality or condition of being humble; modest opinion or estimate of one's own importance, rank, etc.Introduction There is specific illustrations as to what humility looks like because it can easily be overlooked do to ones actions. I will give the differences as to what humility is and is not as well as giving the BoP of the resolution. 1. false humility2. actual humility. I. False HumilityOn many cases of humility, various if not all, mistake false humility with actual humility. This is done through the excuses of manipulation and frustration. Reason being in either of these situations, is more or less do to the fact that a person may not truly be concerned at all or expect something in return out of greed or hidden motive. Let's examine both aspects individually. " Case of manipulation- (manipulate) to manage or influence skillfully, especially in an unfair manner. 1. Deceiving someone's feelings or minds into believing or doing something worth gaining for self gratifying motives. 2. To possibly cause harm " Case of frustration- a. the prevention or hindering of a potentially satisfying activityb. the emotional reaction to such prevention that may involve aggression. 1. Irrisistable annoyance of misunderstanding situations2. Unconcerned and resulted to avoidance 3. Cause harm or threats out of anger Neither cases are good because in the end, they may result to harming the other individual because they either desire something or want to left alone. For example in a situation of someone who portrays themselves to be "homeless" seeks out money and henceforth begins asking anyone for the funds. Some individuals go to the extent of switching leg limps or having a doll as a pretend-baby or say things that would attempt to influentialy deceive . This can be a means of manipulation. While the people who is being asked by the homeless ones for money, may result in frustration by the decietfulness of the individuals so they either result in avoiding or just hand the money to get them out of they're way of destination or even go to the extent of gruesome words. In any case to this, the person asking is fasley humbling themselves and the person giving or sharing is out of false humility as well. II. Actual Humility True intentional humility is not something that is taught, but lived out by the good motive of the heart. Humility is something that a person does with the soul and whole being of concern and love and care for another and/or others. Taking the extra mile of doing/giving (regardless of what it is) and does not expect a single thing in return. The showcase of actual humility may result in; unexpectation, willing and faithful. We may now evaluate these individually as well. " Case of unexpectation- Absence of expectation; want of foresight. 1. Is to not expect or want or desire anything back. " Case of willing- a. Disposed or inclined; prepared. 1. Nothing to lose. 2. Ready to take any course of action. " Case of faithful- a. strict or thorough in the performance of duty: a faithful worker. b. true to one's word, promises, vows, etc. 1. Loyal and promising. 2. Honest. 3. Ability to do with genuine love and care. In all these cases, the actual humility is taken directly from a true nature of being humble, which is resulted to it being good. Example of illustrated actual humility using the same analogy of the "homeless" situation. The homeless person who is evidently asking not necessarily for money but where they may find good places for help and have sickness involved is not out of any negative intention but being calm and understanding to those who are unable to help but still accepting to whatever comes they're way. And the persons that the homeless are asking are giving what they can or all they have or even offering to provide them the way or places to get help. In any case here, both are being genuinely humble In the interest of the others situations and in the most that they can help it just wait with no intention of expectation in either cases but just with an act of loyalty and good nature of care, to which displays actual humility. Conclusion "Humility is thinking of oneself less", is not so much of seeking whether or not what you can gain for satisfying gratification or how harmful you can be to another, but how you can help or care, love, give and expect nothing. It takes an act of true nature to be humble and know the other/s will be fine in the end and do all you can for the others around you. It's not so much pitying yourself and thinking horribly low of yourself out of mere loathe, but a willingness heart of knowing that regardless of the outcome for yourself as long as others and other things are taken care of that is all that matters even if you fail or don't receive anything. In the end it is all worth it. http://dictionary.reference.com...http://dictionary.reference.com...http://www.thefreedictionary.com... http://www.thefreedictionary.com... http://www.thefreedictionary.com...