I GIVE YOU MY WORD
"I give you my word" is an expression used when assuming a responsibility or closing an agreement. The good given as a guarantee to fulfill what was agreed is the word, and this is a symbol of honesty and good intention.
This expression reflected the intention to comply with what was committed, without the need to sign papers, it was a symbol of trust between both parties, it was not questionable and of obligatory compliance by the one who gave his word. This highlighted some of man's values such as: respect, loyalty, and trust. The value we place on our word defines who we are, who we are and how we relate to others.
Giving your word as a commitment is a matter of honor, trust and respect that is earned every time you keep it. Trust is backed up with deeds and with concrete actions that remain engraved in the memory.
Previously, in the past, I give you my word was enough and it was taken for granted.
The word given is the foundation of loyalty, even to one's own detriment. If it was also said before witnesses, it implied a binding of one's own life over time.
In Japanese culture, the samurai not only valued being men of few words, but also valued honesty and punished lying. The word of a samurai carried so much weight and purpose that it was assimilated to the level of swearing to the gods themselves. From this one can see the great weight the samurai gave to honesty.
Today you pledge your word and it is worth half. In business you can't take your word for it because it is carried away by the wind. A part of society has deviated its course, man has fallen into a situation that has led him to create a crisis of values, it is not that values do not exist as many say, man simply does not put them into practice as a way of life, man does not believe or trust his neighbor if there is no signed paper. We have plunged into the era of excuses, white lies and half-truths.
"I trust him, he is a person of his word." We hardly ever hear anyone make this kind of statement anymore and in the forefathers it was very common. So when you give your word, make sure you are willing and able to keep it. Therein lies your integrity as a person.
TE DOY MI PALABRA
"Te doy mi palabra" es una expresión usada cuando se asume una responsabilidad o se cierra un acuerdo. El bien entregado como garantía de cumplir lo acordado es la palabra, y ésta es un símbolo de honestidad y buena intención.
Esta expresión reflejaba la intención de dar cumplimiento a lo que se comprometían, sin necesidad de firmar papeles, era un símbolo de confianza entre ambas partes, no era cuestionable y de obligatorio cumplimiento por el que daba su palabra. Esto destacaba algunos valores del hombre tales como: respeto, lealtad, y confianza. El valor que damos a nuestra palabra define lo que somos, quienes somos y cómo nos relacionamos con los demás.
Ofrecer la palabra como un compromiso es una cuestión de honor, de confianza y respeto que se gana cada vez que la cumples. La confianza se respalda con hechos y con acciones concretas que quedan grabadas en la memoria.
Anteriormente, en el pasado, te doy mi palabra era suficiente y se daba era por hecho.
La palabra dada fundamenta la lealtad, incluso con perjuicio propio. Si además se decía ante testigos implicaba una vinculación de la propia vida a lo largo del tiempo.
En la cultura Japonesa, Los samuráis no solo valoraban ser hombres de pocas palabras, sino que también valoraban la honestidad y castigaban la mentira. La palabra de un samurái tenía tanto peso y propósito que se asimilaba hasta el nivel de jurar a los propios dioses. De esto se puede ver el gran peso que el samurái le da a la honestidad.
Hoy en día se empeña la palabra y vale medio. En los negocios no puedes tomar la palabra porque se las lleva el viento. Una parte de la sociedad ha desviado su rumbo, el hombre ha caído en una situación que lo ha llevado a crear una crisis de valores, no es que los valores no existan como muchos dicen, simplemente el hombre no los pone en práctica como forma de vida, el hombre no cree ni confía en su prójimo si no hay un papel firmado. Nos hemos sumergido en la era de las excusas, las mentiras piadosas y las verdades a medias.
Confío en él, es una persona de palabra”. Ya casi no escuchamos a nadie realizar este tipo de afirmación y en los antepasados era muy común. Por eso, Cuando des tu palabra asegúrate de que quieres y puedes cumplirla. En ello reside tu integridad como persona.
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You see this statement "I give you my word", it's easier said than done. However it's adviceable for us to rethink before making a promise so we wouldn't be hold by our words for not fulfilling a promise.
That's right, my friend. Giving your word is a matter of honor, and it makes you respected when you keep it. That's how I see it. Thanks for commenting.