meekness (according to St. Thomas Aquinas)
Priority request: St. Thomas Aquinas defines meekness as the virtue that restrains anger within the soul, moderating it according to right reason so that it does not exceed what reason permits.
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ginger
Request: sharp-tasting root vegetable used as a spice that helps reduce stomach upset, ease nausea, and lower body inflammation.
T/F: souls tend to incarnate within the same family line
Request: If I have a child, could it be the incarnation of my great grandfather? Have I known my brother in past lives?
heart symbol
Request: double-scalloped ideogram with the v-shaped base, widely recognized as a symbol for love and affection ❤️.
muteness
"unable to speak : lacking the power of speech" -- merriam-webster.
bravery
Request: the quality of showing mental strength to face danger or fear.
fireman
Request: a trained public safety worker who puts out fires, saves people from dangerous scenes, and gives medical help during emergencies.
sincere
Request: honest, real, and free from deceit or fake feelings.
"gratitude don't pay the bills"
Request: Something my dad said. Seems kind of anti-spiritual but also kind of true?
correlation between gratitude and increased income
Does a spiritual posture of gratitude affect income?
larger than life
"describes someone or something that is exceptionally impressive, remarkable, or memorable, often in a way that seems almost too good or grand to be true" -- Brave AI.
level: life is like a dream
Authentic state vs. pathological state.
"You should not interrupt what flows..."
Request: what is the calibration of this quote from Taoist/Zen-inspired Eastern spirituality?
UNICEF
Request: global organization that protects children's rights and provides life-saving aid to children in need.
"How you do anything is how you do everything"
request: attributed to Martha Beck.