The word ethics also known as “moral philosophy” deals with

moral issues and involves systematizing, defending, and

recommending with right or wrong behavior. Ethics tell us about
our moral duties and obligations so that our behavior in our daily
lives is right, truthful and just. Ethics are a set of standards and
rules that are required by an individual for leading a satisfactory
family life and being a good man in the society. Most people learn
ethical norms at home, at school, in church, or in other social
settings. Although most people acquire their sense of right and
wrong during childhood, moral development occurs throughout life
and human beings pass through different stages of growth as they
mature. Ethical norms are so ubiquitous that one might be tempted
to regard them as simple commonsense. On the other hand, if
morality were nothing more than commonsense, then why are there
so many ethical disputes and issues in our society? Therefore, we
require a set of ethics at home and school as a student too for me to
start my simple life just right. Ethics is a requirement for human
life. It is our means of deciding a course of action. Without it, our
actions would be random and aimless. There would be no way to
work towards a goal because there would be no way to pick
between a limitless numbers of goals. Even with an ethical
standard, we may be unable to pursue our goals with the possibility
of success. To the degree which a rational ethical standard is taken,
we are able to correctly organize our goals and actions to
accomplish our most important values. Any flaws in our ethics will
reduce our ability to be successful in our endeavors. For now, for
me as a student developing my maturity and social awareness I
must start now how to deal with my everyday problems using my
ethical consciousness to come up with good decision making and
planning in life. Setting my habits and custom right is setting my
ethics right. This is how I plan to do it, to become successful
independently, to become successful in smooth way without
getting a hard time and to become successful in my own ways.
Every man or individuals they picture it like this, this is how their
perspective shows that in every modern or contemporary age of
life without ethics we will not be successful in future. We will not
be a good man in society. This is how ethics takes place in every
man’s life. Ethics is very intrinsic in human life. In the past years,
societies have filtered and changed ethics standards in order to live
better. Most societies also have legal rules that govern behavior,
but ethical norms tend to be broader and more informal than laws.
Although most societies use laws to enforce widely accepted moral
standards and ethical and legal rules use similar concepts, it is
important to remember that ethics and law are not the same. An
action may be legal but unethical or illegal but ethical. We can also
use ethical concepts and principles to criticize, evaluate, propose,
or interpret laws. Indeed, in the last century, many social reformers
urged citizens to disobey laws in order to protest what they
regarded as immoral or unjust laws. Peaceful civil disobedience is
an ethical way of expressing political viewpoints. Individuals have
morals; groups have ethics, and these vary widely in interpretation
over time, you can see it even from year to year, although the
ethics shift over decades or centuries is more obvious. Sometimes
group ethics shift in a legitimate good direction as to cause less
suffering overall. Other times they are pushed by uninformed yet
well-meaning people who impose suffering on one group by trying
to be fair to another. Most just go with the predominant view as a
survival mechanism. If we not give importance in our own
personal ethics these chances are you will have no opportunity to
carefully reflect on the values that shape your life, no chance to
think about whether the values in your society are wise or foolish
and no chance to expand your awareness of the values of other
persons. These importance of ethics should also lead one to
develop skills in articulating your own values, to provide others
with reasons for your actions and give you the means of
questioning the values of others. Let us not make this use of ethics
into yet another expression of the yearning for solace. Rather, let
us make it into a resource for reflection and action. Nobody needs
another ethics-seasoned sprinkling of self-righteousness humanism
in order to understand the moral issues of our recent time. What we
need is reflection, deliberation, and well-justified
recommendations, not a hasty regulations; it is democratic
involvement, not peremptory announcements or pledges inspired
by ideological commitment. It seems to me that, faced with such a
wave of interest for ethics, those who profess to provide an
adequate response should try to transcend the immediate need of
regulations and codes of behavior by encouraging reflection on
their sometimes entwined, and even conflicting values. Most moral
issues get us pretty worked up because these are such emotional
issues we often let our hearts do the arguing while our brains just
go with the flow. But there’s another way of tackling these issues,
and that’s where philosophers can come in, they offer us ethical
rules and principles that enable us to take a cooler view of moral
problems. At the heart of ethics is a concern about something or
someone other than us and our own desires and self-interest. Ethics
is also concerned with other people’s interests, with the interests of
society. So when a person thinks ethically they are giving at least
some thought to something beyond themselves. High sense of
ethics and values makes a man trustworthy and representable. And
being one of the contemporary being in this recent times, I
believed that when doing such a decision making for what is good
for bad I rather confront my inner self, on what I really think what
is best for me and my society as well as considering God’s given
gifts which are understanding and wisdom that given by all human
race. We must enhance that and nurture it because without it we
can’t think and grasp ideas and thoughts well. And that thoughts
and ideas it will become an ethical curiousness and experiences to
us what is really happening around us.