For myself I would say wisdom and patience. We can learn much about wisdom from parables and sayings in Holy Books.
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For myself I would say wisdom and patience. We can learn much about wisdom from parables and sayings in Holy Books.
Mindfulness.
I was thinking along the same lines.Virtues according to whom?
Virtues according to whom?
Humility because some think it shows weakness when to me its shows the person doesn't think they are better or above others.
Yeah. It really is open ended, even when you're not trying to be a rabble rouser and quote some extreme views or culture.I was thinking along the same lines.
Is there a list we can choose from, Loverofhumanity?
Me too.Patience is certainly one that I struggle with.
I don't really worry about. There are things to consider and moral and ethical standards to consider, but things are so situational it just depends.I would guess according to you.
For myself I would say wisdom and patience. We can learn much about wisdom from parables and sayings in Holy Books.
Yeah. It really is open ended, even when you're not trying to be a rabble rouser and quote some extreme views or culture.
Like me, I see no use in humility. Arrogance isn't good either. But rather a healthy pride that comes with self esteem and confidence and knowing you, or your group, can do something and do it well. It's knowing you did your part to contribute to something good and letting embracing your achievements.
Some say faith is a virtue. Some say faith is a detriment.
Are we resorting to basic pro-social behaviors, or are we striving to be more than just that?
Humility because some think it shows weakness when to me its shows the person doesn't think they are better or above others.
I say otherwise.Pride never helps. It only hurts.