can be respected by even the littlest things in ones daily activity. If one becomes more open-minded to understanding others ideologies or the way others go about their lives instead of being quick to judge, then maybe the world would be a more understanding and accepting place. Thus allowing people to have the freedom they deserve. By accepting this belief one is bringing justice to this world and therefore being a champion of justice. As we often see, conflicts can occur over common misconceptions of information. One must understand the full story and have all the facts before he can truly make a proper judgement. I shall build a more peaceful world. The final line of the oath is “I shall build a more peaceful world”. One can also easily obtain this goal by going about their daily lives in a more peaceful manner. If everyone did this, the world would obviously become a more peaceful place. As we often see, conflicts can occur over common misconceptions of information. One must understand the full story and have all the facts before he can truly make a proper judgement. However, this does not mean a student cannot defend themselves against aggression directed towards themselves as that would defeat some of the purpose of Taekwondo, an art of unarmed self-defence. Taekwon-Do Tenets There are five tenets defined in the ITF. Courtesy (Ye-ui / 예의, 禮儀) Showing courtesy to all, respecting others, having manners as well as maintaining the appropriate etiquette at all times, both within and outside the dojang (도장) (designated training area). Integrity (Yeom-chi / 염치, 廉恥) Although it may be similar, this form of integrity takes on a wider role than defined in the common dictionary. In Taekwondo, integrity means not only to determine what is right or wrong but also having the conscience to feel guilt if one has done wrong and to have the integrity stand up for what is right. Perseverance (In-nae / 인내, 忍耐) One will persevere time and time again until they have achieved a result which is adequate towards what one was trying to achieve. Self-control (Geuk-gi / 극기, 克己) This means to not only have control over one's physical acts, but also their mental thoughts and actions. Indomitable spirit (Baek-jeol-bul-gul / 백절불굴, 百折不屈) To have indomitable spirit means to have the courage to stand up for what you believe in, no matter what