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- 16 inch wreath form- you can pick these up at any craft store. you can also use 18 or 12 inch
- 4 inch burlap- for this wreath I used about 12-15 yards ( one roll is 10 yards). You can pick this up at any craft store.
- scissors
- embellishments- optional
by laura janning
Oooh, I love this. Will have to give it a try!ReplyDelete
Just love that! So easy, but such a big bang! You are a decorating master!ReplyDelete
HOW FABULOUS IS THIS!!!! i LOVE IT!!!! i wish i had seen it before featuring items today -- i MUST feature this next week! it is wonderful!!!! cheers -- i will have a guinness for you!!! : ) hugs...ReplyDelete
Thanks guys- super duper easy!ReplyDelete
You had me at easy - the only kinds of crafts I'll make!! Love this! Gotta share this on my FB page and pinning!
hello. I have been wanting to make a burlap wreath for a long time. I could build you a kitchen but a burlap wreath "NOT". I have all the fixing too. You made it so simple. Will get one together this weekend. Is it ok if I share your post.
Thanks so much from a happy new follower. Sheryl
Hi! share away. Perhaps we will all have burlap wreaths hanging on the door one day!
happy weekend!
Thanks for this! I just bought the same wreath and bunny from Pier 1 yesterday, hope you don't mind if I copyReplyDelete
Just spotted this via Pinterest...re-pinned it of course! Love, love it!ReplyDelete
Beautiful!! I made one for my daughter's birthday using the same technique. You're right, it is easy! I think I'll take off her birthday embellishments and add Easter stuff. Great idea!! :)
I've pinned this!!
Easy is right up this lazy crafters alley ;) So cute. Love me some burlap!ReplyDelete
this is fantastic. ok. gotta pin this!ReplyDelete
I love it! I want one!
beautiful! What a great idea!ReplyDelete
The cutest one I have seen yet! I've got to try this! I do love it. You make it look so easy!ReplyDelete
Easy easy!! Thanks!Delete
Easy should of been my middle name, and not for the reasons of being a young hussy! I can do easy projects, and I can see myself accomplishing this. Gotta get me a wire form next trip.
Yeah but even hussy's can do this! :)ReplyDelete
that is so lovely, I have to try itReplyDelete
You are fabulous! Thank you so much! I have been trying to figure out how to make this wreath since November!ReplyDelete
I really want to attempt to make this wreath. Wondering if you are using string or glue or anything to secure the burlap to the metal?ReplyDelete
Just beautiful!! I HAVE to try this :)ReplyDelete
This wreath is beautiful! I'm in love with it--must make ASAP!ReplyDelete
I LOVE this wreath!! So simple & so pretty!! Thanks for sharing such a great tutorial Laura!!ReplyDelete
Love this!!! Will be getting the supplies together to make it this week, awesome tutorial, thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
I would love a few more directions on how to get started....I got all the stuff but I can't seem to get it started...what am I missing?? Help please :)ReplyDelete
I love your burlap wreath! I enjoy the look of burlap but sometimes it can be a pain - you made this look so easy I'm for sure going to have to try it! I'm a new follower, hope you stop by too!
Beautiful. I have to try this. I am also sharing on my FB page and Pinterest.
Thank you for sharing!
Oh I can't wait to make this wreat! It looks so great. You have a beautiful blog and a beautiful home.ReplyDelete
What a great wreath! I can't wait to try one myself. You have a beautiful blog and home.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing this! The other ones I've seen look much harder. I think I'll try this out!ReplyDelete
Beautiful!!! This is my first visit to your blog and I'm a new follower via L.F. I'm going to head to the store today and buy a metal wreath...maybe 2 or 3... :-).
I'd love it if you shared this at a party I have going on at Project Queen. Here is the link if you are interest.
Have a great day!
This is great. I love how easy it is but looks like it would be difficult to do. I hope you'll link up to my Hippity Hop Easter Project Hop.
So pretty and easy; two of my favorite things. Thank you for posting.ReplyDelete
Love this project, Laura! I have some of that burlap garland, too; just need the wreath frame.ReplyDelete
It might be the easiest.... but it still looks AMAZING!!!
Thanks for sharing this at The DIY Dreamer... From Dream To Reality!!
Laura, This is such a great tutorial and a very chic and upscale wreath. I am making this one for sure! I love the sweet nest you put on it to make it a spring beauty!
I am your newest follower!
This is Gorgeous!! Your Newest Follower:)
Stay Fashionable! Love,Candy
I absolutely love this! I made a similar burlap wreath a few years ago, but I like yours with the loops much better. I just may have to "borrow" (OK, steal) this from ya! Happy Spring!ReplyDelete
This is beautiful and looks super easy! Thanx for sharing!ReplyDelete
So pretty! I love the added birds nest, too! Thank you for the easy-to-follow tutorial, too.ReplyDelete
You should see the number of repins I got on Pinterest.
LOVE this Wreath!!!
Hello!! I love this idea!!! What size was your wreath frame? The largest size???ReplyDelete
Can you please tell me the width of your burlap ribbon?ReplyDelete
She says 4" but all I could find locally was about 4 1/2". It worked out great. I found it at Michaels.Delete
What a gorgeous wreath! I just came across tons of burlap at a garage sale the other day and have been wondering what to do with it. Thank you for the inspiration!
Jen @ Noting Grace
I really like this. Thanks for the tutorial!ReplyDelete
Oh I love it! The wire frame is perfect!
Laura, This is absolutely stunning! I just love burlap and natural elements and this is just devine!! ;)
Bonnie :)
You're wreath is beautiful Laura! I love using burlap and have made quite a few wreaths with it, but I've never seen it used in this way. I love how the background is flowy and cloud-like. Great result ;) -Jenna, SAS InteriorsReplyDelete
So pretty Laura!ReplyDelete
What size burlap ribbon ? 4" wide? and how many yards did it take? How big was the wire wreath form? Thanks for the information.
How do you get started with the loops? I can't wait to make this cute wreath!ReplyDelete
I was wondering the same thing.... have you found out?
thanks, teresa
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thanks for replying. I finally got it to work somehow, not sure if it was the right way. haha my email is email@example.com
Thanks so much,
can you send me the notes too?! im sitting here with my burlap all rolled out and cannot get it to work without the green showing through!!! im dying to make this before sunday! firstname.lastname@example.com
Hi! A little late to the game, but also trying to get this started, can someone please share the notes? firstname.lastname@example.com. Thanks!Delete
Please share the starting secret with me also email@example.com
Me too! Can't get it started :/Delete
Me too. Got everything here but I can't get the loops to work :/ my email is email@example.com. Thanks!!Delete
would love to learn how to weave the burlap thru the wire as well. Thank you!Delete
I want to know how to get the loops started please. My email is firstname.lastname@example.com
If it's not too much trouble, could you send them to me as well? Thank you!
Yes, please tell me how you made you're loops
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Yes, please tell me how you made you're loops
Brittanyfayelindsey email@example.com
I love how this turned out. So beautiful-especially with the nest and eggs. Newest follower.ReplyDelete
Wow! What more can I say! Such a beautiful idea!
Hopping by and followed your FB and Pinterest.
Also inviting you to join our meatless recipe blog hop/showcase at http://olahmomma.com/momlounge.
Hope to see ya there! Have a great day:)
The Quiet Mom at http://olahmomma.com
Beautiful! I need to pin this!ReplyDelete
such a beautiful wreath. love the burlap and the embellishments are lovely.ReplyDelete
Love this idea! Thanks for sharing. I'm your newest follower. Hope you drop by my blog too! x JulieReplyDelete
Is your burlap 4 inches wide? I may need to order it since I don't think it is carried locally. Thanks for your help! I love your beautiful wreath!ReplyDelete
Hi!The burlap is 4 inches wide.
Thanks for stopping by!
This is just beautiful. I can't wait to make one for my daughters front door! Off to the craft store in the morning to try this. Thank you so much! I love it!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing this ... love it so much and cant wait to make one ..ReplyDelete
Super cute! Thanks for linking up!
Love this!! So adorable and perfect for Easter!! I have those eggs from Pier 1 and I have the burlap ribbon! So I think this wreath is calling my name!ReplyDelete
Great idea to loop up the burlap! I would have bought your wreath if it was for sale in a store!ReplyDelete
Hey Diane- You are in luck.I am selling them in my top this top that store. Take a look!Delete
Love your burlap wreath. I created something similar.
You've put a "spring" in my step with your creative loveliness.
Have a blessed day!
Beautiful! Want to make, but, I guess, I am not smart enough to figure out the looping process! Any help would be greatly appreciated...... thanks for sharing!
I made your wreath yeaterday! It turned out great! If I can do it, anyone can! I made rosettes with summerish fabric to embellish it!
I hope you will share this starting tonight at The CSI Project, The challenge is Spring Vignettes and Decor. That includes Easter. It will be a great party!!! Lots of inspiration.
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Hi~So cute~!!, I really want to make this wreath, but I just have a question on how you started the ribbon. Did you secure it to the wire with hot glue to start it off? And was the ribbon wired? I did not find the burlap ribbon at Hobby Lobby. I will try Joanne's and Michaels tomorrow. If I can't find it there, I will have to order it on-line. Thanks for the extra help.ReplyDelete
Spring it on Laura...I love your fabulous burlap wreath! I'm glad it's easy cause I need it for a party activity with this next week.ReplyDelete
Ah Nuts!! I threw away my metal form after hanging onto it for years, now I just found this cool wreath & your blog via Pinterest!!! I'll sign up thru Google Reader to follow your blog & will stop being so quick to throw stuff out!ReplyDelete
C'est vraiment magnifique ! vous êtes une artiste !
Congratulations for your work so beautiful (I know ,my english is very bad ,sorry ...)
j'aime beaucoup faire du point de croix et du crochet ,et vous ?
Bon week-end
Thank you so much!
I found your blog via pinterest! I love this simple wreath!! Hope to make one soon.
lOVE YOUR BLOG!! Can't wait to make the burlap wreath. Look forward to seeing more great ideas!ReplyDelete
Kathy- Thanks for visiting my blog and your kind comments!
I love this wreath Laura! Thanks so much for sharing! I cannot wait to try it out...gotta love pinterest!ReplyDelete
I love this wreath! I have a burlap garland that I bought at the flea market that I have been trying to use. This will be perfect! Could you please send me the extra instructions you mention to other commenters above? I am not sure how to get it started, how to secure the loops and if they all come from below or are they woven up and down through the frame. Maybe I am over thinking this, but I would appreciate your help! Thanks for sharing this wreath. I am your newest follower!ReplyDelete
Could you post the "how you get started" notes on your blog that you are emailing to people? Thanks - love, love, love the wreath!ReplyDelete
I am wondering also if you could post how to get started and if you attach the burlap to the ring somehow.ReplyDelete
Laura, I would like to know how to get it started as well and also how to secure the burlap. Please send me a tutorial if you don't mind. I'm sitting here with everything I need to get started.
Thank you,
Hi Laura :) I have featured this on my blog, www.jhousetawk.blogspot.com..
Just in case you seen this being viewed a lot.. that would prolly be why lol - - I did a copycat of this (gave you the credit!) actually two of these and hung them on my 2 doors outside :)!! Thanks,
Hi! I have been making my own burlap wreaths for a few weeks now, but I just began to wonder if they need to be treated or sealed if you are going to hang them outside? A little input would be appreciated!ReplyDelete
I finally got my supplies after seeing this awhile back. Could someone please send me the notes to get started. I can't seem to figure it out.
Wow - I always wondered how this was done!! I love it!ReplyDelete
If you're still sending notes on how to get the loops started I would appreciate them - email@example.com.
Hi, I am also wanting notes on how to get the loops started. If you could help, that would be great! Thanks! firstname.lastname@example.com
I finally made a burlap wreath for myself over the weekend! Thank you so much for posting...it was so much fun to make and easy enough I could finish it while my twins were napping! Your blog is wonderful!ReplyDelete
Hi, I can't get started either!!! Notes? Thanks! firstname.lastname@example.com
Hi, this wreath looks so cute! I got all the supplies, but I can't seem to get it started. Could you send me the notes? My email is email@example.com. Thank you!ReplyDelete
LOVE this and your blog! Can I, too, get the getting started notes? email@example.com
thanks for sharing your talent & instructions!
I too would love the notes on making the burlap wreath. Please send to firstname.lastname@example.com Thank you, it is darling.ReplyDelete
I would appreciate having the extra instructions too. Thanks. A lovely wreath for all seasons!
Carole B
I would appreciate having the extra instructions too. Thanks. A lovely wreath for all seasons!
Carole B
Forgot to give you my contact info. Please send additional instructions to email@example.com
Love! Thank you!!!!ReplyDelete
I see there is/was lots of interest for some more detailed instructions. I'm at a loss for exactly how it was looped and how it was started. This craft woould have been AWESOME with a video tutorial! Any extra notes by chance so I can figure this out? Thanks so much!!!ReplyDelete
I (like many other people!) would like notes on how to get started & on securing the burlap to the wreath. Thank you! email@example.com
I could use some help getting started and understanding what you mean about the looping. email@example.com Thanks!!ReplyDelete
I would like any extra instructions for the burlap wreath. I have the materials but can't get started. Thanks. Ms. Catlady -- firstname.lastname@example.com
Can someone send me the notes on how to start the loops as well!!!
Could someone please send me directions on how to get started with my loops on the burlap wreath to
thanks so much!!!!
Hi Laura and everyone!
Any ideas or steps on how to start this?
Hi Laura and everyone!
Any ideas or steps on how to start this?
I am not clear on how to loop it? Any detailed instructions out there someone can email me? firstname.lastname@example.com
Thank u
I am not clear on how to loop it? Any detailed instructions out there someone can email me? firstname.lastname@example.com
May I have the detail instructions too!
I bought all the stuff and cannot seem to get started either...could someone please send me the notes as well. I also amnot sure how to secure to the wreath. Thank you
I am trying to do the burlap weath and i am having a hard time to start it, can u help me out. Thanks marlaReplyDelete
My Email is email@example.com Thank marla AgainReplyDelete
Can you please send me the notes on how to get started. email@example.com
Please send detailed instructions on starting this wreath. Would like to try this.
Thank you
I am also looking for more information on how to get started with the looping process. And, how do you secure the first piece of burlap to the wreath? Thanks so much for your help. The wreath is gorgeous!
I also would like the detailed instructions. Love Love this wreath and would like to get one made for Fall. Thanks for your help and great project!
What do you use to tie on the frame? And what about the burlap that is wired edge? Would that work?
Would also love the instructions on getting started.
I would sure appeciate the extra notes on getting started too.
Thanks so much!
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Can you send the detailed directions to me as well? firstname.lastname@example.com Thanks so much!ReplyDelete
Love the wreath but would like to have detailed directions also please email to me email@example.com
I love your blog, but cannot get the burlap wreath started. Could you email me directions also? Thanks. email@example.com
I can't find the burlap at my Michaels, Joanns or Hob Lob. Does anyone have an online source they would share? Thanks so much. CindyMLReplyDelete
Can you please post the additional directions for getting this started? it would be very helpful to many--
Ok everyone I just figured it out. You don't wrap the burlap. You just pinch the fabric to make a double layer and push it up through the slots in the wire frame. I pinched it through the top slot then the middle slot then through the bottom. Once I had made one pass down I brought the fabric back to the top slot and started over. You just make sure both of the pieces you pinch up through the slot make the ruffle size you want. You have to do a few passes before it resembles the actual wreath you are envision so dont give up!ReplyDelete
Thank You! This Helps A Lot!Delete
I'd love the notes too. email@example.com Thanks!ReplyDelete
Could someone please email me the instructions on how to start this wreath? I am hoping to do it this weekend.
I would love the extra instructions too! Thanks! firstname.lastname@example.com
Please email me the extra instructions as well. Love this wreath and want to give it a try :) firstname.lastname@example.com Thanks!!ReplyDelete
What am I doing wrong? My burlap is 15ft long and 4in wide but that only covered about 1/3 of the wreath?! How do I "spread" it out so I don't need to use 3 rolls of burlap to make this???ReplyDelete
Love your wreath.... I was having trouble starting mine and found this site that followed your lead and has details on how to start the wreath
I had to use 2 30 foot rolls of the burlap to cover it properly. I just started looping, and I didn't secure the ribbon starting out. After several loops it starts holding itself together. It looks fantastic, thank you!ReplyDelete
Hi! I just featured you on my blog with this tutorial and I expounded a tad on your instruction. I found that twisting before looping and pulling it through helped it a lot!
Could someone send me the notes too? I am having trouble starting mine. firstname.lastname@example.com
would like the directions please email@example.com
Just bought all the materials and I am having a little trouble getting started. Was wondering if I could please get a copy of the more detailed directions. TIA! email@example.com So excited to make this, it looks amazing!ReplyDelete
Not sure on the "looping" process. Can you please send me instructions? firstname.lastname@example.com Thank you!ReplyDelete
I made this, it so easy! ThanksReplyDelete
Can you send me the notes too?
Thank you
Hi, thanks for sharing. I just wanted to let you know I suggested your wreath to brides to use with burlap from their wedding decorations. Check us out www.theweddinggals.netReplyDelete
Hi, I can't figure out the looping process. Can you please send me a more detailed instruction? Thanks!
I, too, would like more detailed instructions! Many thanks!! firstname.lastname@example.com
This looks amazing! Having some trouble understanding the looping technique and how to get started. Could you please send me the detailed instruction! Thank you! email@example.com
This looks amazing! Having some trouble understanding the looping technique and how to get started. Could you please send me the detailed instruction! Thank you! email@example.com
Hi! I would love the day ailed instructions as well, just bought the supplies!!
Please send me the instructions for the burlap wreath......email@example.com
I just made this wreath....It looks great and was super easy! Couldn't find the rolls of burlap so I bought it and cut my own 4 in strips. Only took a few minutes to figure out the looping. Total cost $12! I now have enough burlap left to make a couple more. Great idea!!ReplyDelete
es hermoso este proyecto, gracias por compartirlo!!! besosReplyDelete
How do u keep it from coming out if u just pinch it through? Mine keeps coming out.ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for posting this! Just created a great wreath and looks like I'll be making more as Christmas gifts. Very easy and so pretty!!!ReplyDelete
May I get detailed instructions too, please?
Thank you.
Love your wreath and yes I would love to win one.ReplyDelete
This is adorable!
I am going to attempt this and I thought I would try to start off with the detailed instructions. Please send them when you can, Emily
Thank you!!
I tried to make this but am at a loss as to the details for looping the burlap. Please e-mail me back with the details - thank you!
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Just saw this featured on A Girl and a Glue Gun... I had to come over and pin it right away! Love it! (Best burlap wreath I've seen.)
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Thanks for an easy craft idea! I just completed a heart shaped wreath (found the wire form at Hobby Lobby) and it turned out great!ReplyDelete
This is so nice. I just love it. I also like the fact that you can change the seasons with just the embelishments. I am for sure going to give this a try :)ReplyDelete
Can I please get come extra instructions? Not sure how to start this and not sure how to loop. email@example.com
Just fyi, this took about 30 feet of burlap. Beautiful though!ReplyDelete
Hello Laura, sent you an email on giving credit to you on my post. Thanks, Great instructions for the wreath! http://shabbyredoforyou.blogspot.comReplyDelete
Hi, I love this wreath and am trying to make it but having trouble. Can you please send me detailed instructions when you are able to? Thank you so so much! email@example.com
Pretty wreath, love the idea =)ReplyDelete
This was so easy to make and looks great at my front door. I featured it on my blog. Thanks!ReplyDelete
Simple, yet adorable! The way any good project should be, right? :) Would you link this up to our blog hop? Would love to have it for our readers to check out!
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I loved!!!ReplyDelete
Can I have the detailed directions for the looping please?
I just love this. Thanks for sharing .
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I mentioned your tutorial in one of my blog posts on I'd Pin That! Thanks for the tutorial and the inspiration!ReplyDelete
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I love all of your crafts--so inventive and beautiful! Your work is really lovely.
I was wondering how you secured the burlap to the wreath?
Thank you!!
Do you have a tutorial on how to make the burlap tree?ReplyDelete
I made a similar wreath a couple of Halloweens ago using wide wired ribbon and it was one of the most difficult wreaths I've ever made. lol
Love the burlap. :-)
Hey - love this wreath and I've always wanted to learn how to make one! Your instructions are great but I do have a question - how are you securing the loops to the metal wreath frame?
You have great ideas with burlap, such natural material. Makes a home look warm and cozy!ReplyDelete
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Nice pictures. It looks simple and classy. Keep it up!ReplyDelete
So cute .but I do wish you had put more pictures or information. .could not really tell what you were doing ,it went from empty wreath to almost finished. And didn't say how..ReplyDelete
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"Morality" is an abused term/concept. Can you suggest a solid definition?
We use the term "morality" so liberally across different conversations. Usually metaphorically without getting specific. It bothers me to no end when excellent speakers use the term "morality" loosely as if it necessarily implies specific behaviors like "sharing = moral" and "murder = immoral." To me, morality always seems best defined as sound reasoning and conclusion forming. Of course, as opposed to unsound reasoning.
It seems really clear that morality represents only that basic intention in any living creature to do something right as opposed to doing it erroneously. That is, it seems morality comes down to the intent of doing what seems to make the most sense to the best of the abilities of the individual or group of individuals.
As a simple anecdotal example, consider indulging a vice and stealing a purse from a store and then getting caught. While it may have seemed like a rational thing to do under the circumstances of expecting to get away with it, upon getting caught it would become apparent that the decision was not well calculated and certainly most harmful to the one person you were intending to take care of most, yourself. Your failure to achieve your own aim of self-enhancement is what dictates your actions as immoral, even from your own perspective.
Of course, there are a number of vices one might indulge that have negative consequences not only for the self but perhaps for society at large. Any action a ruler might take which brings about the unrest and revolt of her people, would be highly suspicious as being immoral since a ruler's decisions ought to be made to enhance their rule rather than degrade it.
Moral actions in all cases, seem to be those which the individual (and perhaps other individuals) can observe as clearly having the intended effect both in foresight as well as in hindsight. All other actions seem to neatly fit the description of immoral.
I'm interested in hearing other holistic, absolute definitions of the term "morality"
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Nov 3 2011: Morality is a constructed membrane for social action.
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There is no true morality and immorality, just as inductive reasoning is not perfect.
Morality is the ever-changing set of rules on how we should act if we, as individuals and as a society, are to prosper.
Murder is indeterminate. Murder of an individual who, if not murdered, would cause serious detrimental effects to society, is moral. Murder of an individual who, if not murdered, would cause serious benefits for society, is immoral.
A problem lies in what is 'detrimental' or 'beneficial' to society. Once we as a society begin to formulate a unifying theory on what these two words embody, we will be able to define our morality.
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Nov 4 2011: If society were to form some sort of technological hive mind (far into the future where all of our minds are all accelerated and interconnected by computer processors), this may allow for a fluid, balanced and clear transference and consideration of thoughts and opinions.
This would have an effect similar to the way an individual mind operates today. Instead of a human whose actions have been stagnated by the different areas of his mind all bickering over the right thing to do, the human takes all experience into account and acts accordingly.
Similarly, our capabilities in the future to share experiences and take into account all the experiences of others will become possible through super computer accelerating, and we will begin to transition from individual humans in a society to a single social organism.
It may be a scary thought, and an extreme one, but one I've been thinking about nonetheless.
Nov 4 2011: Nick, it seems like we were drinking from the same fountain of thought. If/when Singularity happens, it may render the concept of "morality" moot. It would be interesting to see how our decisions would be guided, and whether or not they'd vary and/or diverge into opposing polarities, if we all shared the same experiences.Nov 12 2011: I defer to Nature. Nature has no morality. There is no right or wrong or good vs. evil. Morality is my strong belief in something that has a past existence within my culture and is held in such person high-reguard, it can direct one's life choices. All that said, they have an equal chance of being right or wrong in terms of the law.
Some folks think gambling is morally wrong some think its right, but legally it would only depend on the location the gambling was taking place.Nov 2 2011: Morality is to act according a certain arbitrary subset of a 'system of actions', in which some are chosen as virtue, thus given more value, instead of others, which are devaluated and become vices. Morality can be found in aesthetical taste, sex, communication, food preparing and hygiene, or attitude towards others or political preferences, because they respond to a set of arbitrary values that become paradigmatic and –in a certain way– indisputable. Because of its arbitrary nature, morality is not universal, but a definition like this can be transposed to many contexts.
The arbitrary choice of values comes from human needs, but human needs vary according to the environment, physical (productive) and cultural (ideological). This needs arise from the need of fulfilling of a collective or cultural project, a 'munis', that ultimately leads to some final end, a 'telos', but –again– the ends and means depend on culture. The fulfillment of one's role in the 'munis' leads one to 'be more', 'be better', more moral.
Also, the values that are considered 'moral' change through time, a couple of hundred years ago an enlightened moralist would think that basic human needs for a colonist in South America would be different for the peasant, for the slave and for the indian, and he was right in his context, from his point of view, because those were the moral values of their time, and he was fulfilling his role in his social scheme. Now we could consider this moral as wicked and 'immoral', because it's not our moral system, nor thought schemes, nor economic conditions or social structures. Western thought has modeled a variety of ways to looking at values, from Plato, to St. Agustine to Derrida and beyond, but they are not unique, nor 'naturally true'.
I tend to agree that when one discusses about moral things as natural, given, or axiomatic in any way, one has a non natural interest, a will to be accomplished though others, a will to exercise power.
Nov 3 2011: Morality and Rationality.. I don't think there's a difference at all. Both are informed and acted on subjectively based on context.Nov 5 2011: Morality is to behave in a manner that is to the overall benefit of all concerned (and not just humans). It is difficult to come up with an agreed set of rules because life is complex. However, the principle is definitely not arbitrary.
It is common for people to expect others to obey the law but make a special exception of themselves or close ones in the same circumstances. There is nothing arbitrary about that and it is definitely immoral.
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Nov 16 2011: In any rational social structure Moral gets a smiley face and Immoral gets a frown face.
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Whether an issue gets a thumbs-up or a thumbs-down is a SUBJECTIVE decision made at will by the constructors of the society.
Rules of morality are not transferrable, or enforceable, from one society to another.
If the question is asked, "Is eating dogs wrong?" It will be necessary to stipulate in which society you are asking about.
Morality is that which a given society deems good and acceptable.
Immorality is that which a given society deems evil and unacceptable.Nov 4 2011: Morality is in the eye of the beholder.
My suggestion for an "absolute definition of the term morality": It is a subjective set of principles determined by the people of a community, whether that community be defined by geography or culture.*
I use "subjective" because what is considered "good" or "bad," "right" or "wrong," or "beneficial" or "detrimental," depends upon the unique perspectives of the person(s) supporting an idea/behavior and the person(s) opposing it. I use "determined by the people" because morality is a human construct, akin to religion and politics and everything else that ventures into "categorical imperatives." And, "of a community" because what is "subjective" to a person is also influenced by the person's social, cultural and environmental context.
However, my suggestion for an "absolute definition" is not absolute. I may learn something tomorrow that may change it entirely. Such is the dilemma of a person trying to encapsulate and mummify a concept as ephemeral as "morality."
* I use culture broadly: There is a science culture just as there is an American culture or a tribal culture.
Nov 7 2011: I agree with the suggestion that morality "is a subjective set of principles determined by the people of a community". Also with Fabio that "morality cannot be considered as absolute but related to a certain society, or group of people". I'm sure that the concept of morality has changed over time according to culture and level of enlightenment. The moral codes observed by the European countries who overtook African societies and before that the moral code of church in the middle ages as well as that of Sufi Islamism in the middle east were all completely different from each other even to the point of being misunderstood by one and another.
Moral propriety keeps a community together with an understanding of what is right and wrong within that community. It is developed over time. What is right for one community may be unacceptable in another. One community's moral code may even be imposed on another in the event of conflict and defeat. What's worse, some people believe their moral code is superior to others. Here lies the problems we're seeing in the modern world. Why should a minority of Sunnis dictate the moral values of a majority Shias as we see in Bahrain? Why should western Christians impose their values on tribal homelands in Afghanistan? We may not be able to define morality except as a subjective construct but it sure is a hot topic!Nov 3 2011: I like the suggested comparison but often know that we think we are hungry when we are just thirsty....the mind and body don't always register direct cause and effect the same way. How much of our genetic or mental capacity do we fully understand scientifically much less holistically (on an individual or global perspective). What is moral is not always clear, same as ethics, source of end result also product of originating idea.Nov 3 2011: First, from http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/conscience, a definition of conscience:
1. the inner sense of what is right or wrong in one's conduct or motives, impelling one toward right action: to follow the dictates of conscience.
2. the complex of ethical and moral principles that controls or inhibits the actions or thoughts of an individual.
3. an inhibiting sense of what is prudent: I'd eat another piece of pie but my conscience would bother me.
Richard Joyce in The Evolution of Morality (2006) calls our moral consciousness 'innate'. Joyce surmises that "morality [and therefore he argues, conscience, which has its basis in moral judgment] exists in virtually every human individual. It develops without formal instruction, with no deliberate effort, and with no conscious awareness of its special features." Interpreting one of his co-thinkers on morality, Robert Frank (1988), Joyce reiterates that conscience is "a repertoire of judgments and emotions (most notable, guilt) that motivate behavior in accordance with accepted standards of conduct even when external sanctions are absent." When you catch sight of a dropped wallet and find $100 in it, what would be the right thing to do, bearing in mind you also found the owner's name and address? The decision you make will tax your conscience, if you allow it to. You do have a conscience because you are vexed by the temptation. How will you feel if you keep the money and throw away the wallet? How would you explain yourself if you give back the wallet and pretend not to know what happened to the cash? As you should be able to see from this we are capable of moral judgment because our inner moral sensibility dictates, persuades, implores us to make the morally right decision. This, in my estimation, is the meaning and implication of conscientiousness - or our sense of what is morally right and wrong.
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Nov 2 2011: I think that morality is defined around our basic human needs and it is universal. Our needs are freedom of expression, freedom of choice and equality.
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" Your failure to achieve your own aim of self-enhancement is what dictates your actions as immoral, even from your own perspective."
I would not tie morality to self-enhancement. Self-enhancement is optional goal of any human being. I think we need morality because we have limited resources and space on this planet and therefore we need to ensure that individual's actions do not cause harm or unfairness to others while we all share the same resources and space?
If each of us lives on our own planet, it does not really matter, from morality point of view, what we do and there will be no notion of wrong or right.
Nov 2 2011: I think that you've got a point, morality implies enhancement in some way, but where do your moral imperatives come? Aren't they part of a greater system of thought that brought us democracy and other constructions? What if you ask the universal values in a completely different context?
Nov 3 2011: Yes I think democracy is built upon universal values and morality. What a different context are you referring to?Nov 3 2011: "I think we need morality because we have limited resources and space on this planet and therefore we need to ensure that "
to be clear, I think "morality" is in the "therefore."
X is important "because" Y.. that is, certain behaviors are important because they seem to make the most sense in a particular context. Slamming on the breaks is important BECAUSE someone is on the road. Choosing a red tie instead of a blue one for a gift is important BECAUSE jim tends to like red instead of blue. Donating to a charity is important BECAUSE their cause is perceived to be in dire need.
It always seems to work out that there's "Good Reason" behind moral behaviors.Nov 10 2011: I share your frustation with word useage. I often wish that we would all stick to some basic agreement on the meanings of words and that is why I so often interject a dictionary definition.
Here is one from the Stanford Dictionary of Philosophy:
The term "morality" can be used either descriptively to refer to some codes of conduct put forward by a society or, some other group, such as a religion, or accepted by an individual for her own behavior or normatively to refer to a code of conduct that, given specified conditions, would be put forward by all rational persons.
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Morality (from the Latin moralitas "manner, character, proper behavior") is the differentiation among intentions, decisions, and actions between those that are good (or right) and bad (or wrong). A moral code is a system of morality (for example, according to a particular philosophy, religion, culture, etc.) and a moral is any one practice or teaching within a moral code. The adjective moral is synonymous with "good" or "right." Immorality is the active opposition to morality (i.e. good or right), while amorality is variously defined as an unawareness of, indifference toward, or disbelief in any set of moral standards or principles.
I like going back to the original meanings in the original languages for clarity.
I think a huge portion of this problem that you are articulating is that people are happily trying to communicate with only the fuzziest understanding of what particular words mean and yet they have well developed understandings of what they are trying to communicate.Nov 10 2011: morality is a set of long held beliefs held by certain groups and cultivated and ingrained on their offspring for many generations. it has nonthing to do with right vs. wrong. Exanple, A slithering, slimy snake climbs a tree and eats a cute cuddly baby bird. The snake crushes the birds skull and loud shreeks are heard from the baby bird as it dies. I know, horrible picture to paint but has the snake done anything morally wrong? now substitute for the snake and bird and see how the sense of morallity creeps up. Morality does not define who or what is right or wrong, it is a feeling an individual has in response to life events.Nov 10 2011: Pleasure and pain?Nov 9 2011: I think it is possible that there is a way to somewhat define absolute morality, and it comes from the collective DNA. That is, the one factor which allows a species to continue vs. go extinct. I call it "Net Usefulness", or "Net Future Usefulness". This is the ratio between what a species contributes to the future of itself and its environment vs how much it consumes in resources. In other words, morality is measured by the individual's/community's/species' generosity toward the universe (including its offspring). In the historical record, this can be used to sieve out the civilizations that worked to improve the world vs. those that worked to make it worse. "The opposite of consumption is not frugality, it's generosity." - Raj Patel
Humans tend to believe that their intentions can override their actions when it comes to morality. The fossil record doesn't agree. In the end, overconsumption of resources (political and environmental stability are resources, too) becomes immoral for any species. Some rules seem also to apply in general:
Action taken based on unquestioned belief results in evil.
Diversity is more important than quantity (most of the time).
Beliefs don't matter: actions do.
Randomness must be respected: sustainability/frugality/balance isn't enough to compensate for disasters.
People are animals, and as such, they take actions based on natural instincts more often than intentionally. In order to moderate behavior, the feedback must be applied at the point of action, rather than the point of intention.Nov 5 2011: Paul Zak is clearly using the term "morality" to mean empathy, not a thought but a feeling. I too feel uncomfortable with the term morality being thrown out there so freely as it has the right or wrong, black and white connotations. Either for the sake of brevity or maybe because of his particular background that's the word he's using, and hey, it's his talk. I do believe we all have a personal sense of what's fair, you could call that a "moral" sense if you want. Whatever it is, it seems clear you cannot separate the rational from the emotional when it comes to making "moral" decisions, they are interconnected. That's where oxytocin seems to come into play.
Nov 5 2011: Paul Zak could be using using the term "morality" to mean empathy but that is not clear at all.
What is clearer is that he seems to be associating trust and empathy with feeling good and twisting that into implying that feeling good brings about trust and moral behaviour. He then tenuously links that to a specific chemical, oxytocin.
Being able to trust someone is reassuring but the trust needs to be deserved. Better to drown your sorrows, moderately of course, than take oxytocin in order to trust a con man.
Whether empathy makes someone feel good depends on the situation. Empathising with someone enduring great chronic anguish is not a pleasant experience. Rationalising feeling good about behaving morally in such a situation takes more than the superficial approach of Zak.
"That's where oxytocin seems to come into play." Only if you trust Zak. I trust Colin Erskine is asking his question because there is reason to not trust Zak.
Nov 6 2011: Right, empathy is just one of the feelings he seems to associate with behaving "morally".
I think you should take empathy for what it is, not a comforting feeling necessarily.
It seems to me you are twisting a bit Paul Zack's talk, what he seemed to be saying is, look we've observed trust is more prevalent in the presence of higher levels oxytocin, that's it. Nowhere is he pushing we should all be pumping oxytocin pills in order to have a better world where everything is trust and good feelings, in his talk he actually hints caution against that conclusion.
Nov 6 2011: Actually, he concludes his talk by saying that if you do not like touching people that he can always shove the nasal spray up your nose.Nov 4 2011: I agree, an absolute definition of morality must include the fact morality cannot be considered as absolute but related to a certain society, or group of people, in a certain period, area, climat ... and so on.Nov 3 2011: Just an observation, but the statement "To me, morality always seems best defined as sound reasoning and conclusion forming. Of course, as opposed to unsound reasoning." seems to be a definition better associated with logic (left/right brain reasoning). Morality, like common sense, doesn't always seem to be logical, or in the best interest of the individual. I'm not religiously inclined but there is something to being accountable to something outside yourself. Perhaps best understood by a parents for their first child. Hard to define the feeling but when you do, you often recognize it. If it was easy to define better perhaps it would have been already done but I understand the frustration as a "buzz" word.
Nov 3 2011: "Morality, like common sense, doesn't always seem to be logical, or in the best interest of the individual." - I'll explain my position a bit more: I've observed the opposite to be true. While moral decisions aren't always intuitively logical they are necessarily an attempt at logical soundness. They may be fallacious by chance, but the intent is always soundness, getting things right/accurate in the broadest possible sense, over unsoundness, getting things wrong/inaccurate.
Even if you were religious and you expected some behaviors would please your god while others wouldn't, the moral thing to do in any case would be whatever seemed to logically conclude in the pleasure of your deity. Eat apple = bad, thefeore no-eat apple, kinda thing.
This is to suggest that something like taking care of your first born child and protecting them is actually a more sound conclusion for a parent to act on than the opposite. Especially if the proof for that course of action comes in the form of internalized feelings. Similarly, you could examine the rationality (aka. "morality") of eating when "feeling" hungry. The feeling is real and in the absence of any better ideas, you act on it.. you eat.
That morality might somehow be the superstitious version of rationality while technically no different is highly suspect.Nov 3 2011: Well, there you go. You got'em. All the "absolute definitions" you could have hoped for.
And each one different for different reasons, some sound, some border-line ridiculous, some
sounding like they border on wishful thinking, some maybe hitting it exactly on the head.
"There is no morality other than the instances." from Mark Meijer
I think that nails it. We may never figure it out, for the simple reason that we may not even
be sane, but we have been living according to some moral codes that I personally believe
were developed by insane people or at the least, extremely mentally ill people, with a lot of
influence, corrupted power, and too much time on their hands. All this time in fact. Millennium.
Therein lies the true meaning of the power of life. One can do whatever one wants. There really is
no morality or immorality involved. That condition however, can and does get modified by many things.
There isn't necessarily even a feeling or emotion involved in either, though there can be.
On the other hand, there seems to be so much "immorality" in the world that it seems the only morality
there is. Because of the sheer numbers, morality almost seems non-existent, uninvolved and uncaring.
By why does it have to be? It is not existential.
Is it immoral to kill another human being? Apparently not.
Our definitions are not correct, accurate or even close.
Then it comes from these "instances" that Mr. Meijer mentioned.
Neither good nor bad, but good and bad.
Why does one robot fight to keep another robot from destroying it?
Why does one form of artificial intelligence kill another form of
artificial intelligence?
We do have both. Real morality and artificial morality, and I don't think most
can tell the difference. Most people do not know the difference between right
and wrong. Most will rigorously object to that but if what we have, came from
insane people, then that is what we have been following, developing, ingraining
and believing to be true.
Nov 3 2011: :)
"We do have both. Real morality and artificial morality,"
I would say we have sound conclusions and fallacious conclusions, respectively.Nov 3 2011: I talk about historical and social contexts different that the one in we live, we share a greater sphere called by some 'West', that has developed historically, just as -say- the middle ages, or an uncontacted contemporary tribe in the amazon, or the future, which we ignore. In any of these contexts, society shapes and validates certain types of knowledge that constitute a certain way to build the truth, to render something so humane, and thus artificial, into nature. If you search for 'universals' in these contexts your results will be different.
I believe as well in democracy, and it's my preferred moral compass, or prime structure, but I don't think it's natural or universal. I proselite about it, I judge from its parameters, but I must recognise that it's artificial.Nov 2 2011: do what you want, as long as your not interfering with anyone else's right to do the same...
Nov 2 2011: It is YOUR morality (and mine too), but how can a greater, more abstract definition can be found. Yours and mine is an instance of the morality, not the morality.
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Nov 2 2011: Mark Meijer, not sure what you're saying. It's not as though altruism is an achievable standard, technically speaking. I wouldn't ever neglect the role the ego plays in decision making. Without my ego being involved to at least a small extent, I don't think the behavior could be attributed to "me."
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Nov 3 2011: "Altruism is to stop believing you are those thoughts called ego." - Which is impossible. For example, I think chairs could be said to be appropriately altruistic but people who make chairs can't be.
"How would you know if that's not an achievable "standard", technically speaking?" - It's impossible to be selfless unless you have no self. Everyone has a self, so selflessness is clearly impossible. That's the way I've seen things for years. Altruism is, it seems to me, an unattainable ideal.Nov 2 2011: Fantastic idea vein being mined here. I don't believe that the action must follow through in foresight and in hindsight. I do believe that a moral action should involve the enhancement of a situation. But when it comes to interactions among small groups or at large in entire societies, things become much more difficult to define as moral or immoral. I don't believe there is or ever was a neat definition of morality. I believe, whether from philosophical type reasoning, or from empathy related intentions. That everyone is assumed/expected to make decisions which will benefit themselves. Beginning from a baseline where all shall act in a way to enhance their own situation, then what choices are made from there are the defining aspects of morality. One shall choose to perform an action that brings them gain, but what if this same result could also be attained by a parallel action that brings gain to another person equally. Would all people stop their intention at the first option of self enhancement, without considering option 2 that brings another equal gain to another? I believe most people do in fact follow a fend for self mindset, trusting that another has themselves taken care of. I believe that this is where morality steps in, when your self enhancement turns into something that helps more than just yourself. If you could make 500 dollars a day, and by sharing your information with another, he or she might also make an equal 500. Would you openly share this strategy, or would you keep accumulating funds for yourself. There is no loss to you for helping the other person, so why would you not seek the second choice and benefit yourself and another person dually. I believe we all must take care of ourselves yes, but where possible we should take the choice that is beneficial to others and ourselves. I believe it is an intention thing, people should ideally perform actions which have an intrinsic value, they should do what is good for themselves and others equally


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