Lightheartedness
Sense of humor. The opposite of seriousness. Perceiving humor in the universe.
Assertiveness
Asking for what you need. Asserting your rights.
Faithfulness
Being faithful. Having faith in God, yourself, and others.
Kindness
Treating others the way you wish to be treated.
Respect
A balance of love and fear realizing your vulnerability and
the possibility that someone may be able to correct you.
Caring
Taking responsibility for the needs of another.
Flexibility
Able to change when needed.
Love
Empathy. The ability to identify with another as oneself.
Responsibility
The ability to respond and the willingness to accept the power
needed to take action.
Cleanliness
Hygiene. Taking care of oneself to prevent infection, disease or
disability from filth.
Forgiveness
Releasing judgment.
Reverence
Deference to a higher authority.
Compassion
An empathetic caring for another that accepts responsibility
for their plight.
Friendliness
Embracing the common threads which run through our lives and
celebrating them in communion with others.
Mercy
Reduced judgment, an act of compassion.
Self-discipline
Enforcing values, principles and decisions on oneself with resolve.
Confidence
An expression of faith in oneself and one's abilities.
Generosity
Sharing without concern for oneself or in spite of one's own needs.
Moderation
Restraint from excess.
Service
Giving to country, community or family.
Consideration
Thoughtfulness.
Gentleness
Compassionate action in moderation.
Modesty
Un-showy and lacking in boastful pride. Self-restraint in
spite of one's accomplishments.
Steadfastness
Sticking to the task until it is done. Perserverance.
Courage
Taking appropriate action in spite fear or danger.
Helpfulness
Giving aid or comfort to someone in need.
Obedience
Acceptance of authority.
Tact
Diplomacy. Ability to massage ego with reason and compassion.
Courtesy
Politeness. Good manners.
Honesty
Telling the truth.
Orderliness
Organization. Respecting the needs of others.
Thankfulness
Gratefulness. Being thankful. Counting your blessings.
Creativity
Imagination. Exploring the unknown with the mind.
Honor
Upholding the best in someone or something; making it better.
Keeping commitments.
Patience
Willingness to wait for the right time.
Tolerance
Willingness to endure an unpleasant situation without complaint.
Detachment
Ability to be aloof to results. The opposite of goal-oriented.
Humility
Realizing the illusion of ego and resigning to one's place in the
universe.
Peacefulness
Being at peace. Sharing peace. Being still and calm.
Trust
Accepting responsibility for the goodness of another.
Determination
Persistance. Resolve. Perseverance despite opposition or difficulty.
Idealism
Holding in one's mind the best possible future.
Prayerfulness
Hopefulness in mind. Maintaining humility in the face of triumph.
Trustworthiness
Respecting the truth others give you.
Enthusiasm
Celebrating the wonder of life.
Joyfulness
Allowing oneself to appreciate the fulfilment of desire in the
bubbling turmoil of life.
Purposefulness
Having and holding a consistent purpose.
Truthfulness
Telling the truth. Honesty. Trusting oneself to be in
harmony with the universe.
Excellence
Doing one's best. Quality. Seeking perfection in thought and deed.
Justice
The attempt to manifest righteousness in human affairs.
Reliability
Can be counted on. Dependable. Punctual.
Unity
Harmony. Realizing the oneness of all existence. Om.
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