Expansion Of Passage
The Real Dignity of a man lies, not In what he has, but in what he is.
The social creatures often misjudge people on shallow grounds, such as wealth, titles, and all. But when we introspect reflectively, we understand the fundamental dignity does not depend on these simple facts, which are nothing but pompous pretension. Dignity is not the materials you possess, but these are innate, highly valued characteristics that a man attains after inexplicable arduous labors. One may achieve huge materialistic gains and be valued, but one will consider the person to be respected and honored when he will attain high moral values and nurture those in real life. Character, responsibility, punctuality, benevolence, discipline, and ethics adorn a person with real dignity. He never harms anyone for jealousy. He respects the elders and cares for the kids. He keeps promises and hates knaves and hypocrites. He is trustworthy and not an opportunist and does not get influenced by narrow thoughts. He is never self-centered and knows to make a high sacrifice for society, people and fights against injustice.
Suppose we are meticulous about people of dignity. In that case, we shall find people like Mahatma Gandhi, Mother Teresa, Sachin Tendulkar, Lata Mangeskar, Swami Vivekananda. They are highly respected and honored not for wealth but for the incomparable qualities they possess.