VIRTUES AND VIOLATIONS (VALUES ED) Flashcards
it allows us to perform good deeds consistently while also bringing the best version of ourselves.
Virtues
a feeling of deep admiration for someone or something elicited by their abilities, qualities, or achievements.
RESPECT
the virtue which perfectly binds together all other virtues.
LOVE
the act of being friendly and considerate and it involves being thoughtful and caring.
KINDNESS
it enables us to listen attentively and follow instructions of someone in a position.
OBEDIENCE
this virtue helps us see and cherish life as a precious gift, and has three main components.
GRATITUDE
What are the three factors the fall into GRATITUDE?
- Appreciation
- Generosity
- Humility
the recognition of those things which make us feel grateful.
Appreciation
refers to giving without expecting anything in return, showing care for others.
Generosity
the quality of having a modest or low view of one’s importance.
Humility
it is not just a simple empathy for the suffering of others. It includes a decision to alleviate the suffering of others.
COMPASSION
it enables us to express things openly, no matter how difficult the truth might be.
HONESTY
fear of getting hurt or rejected can stop individuals from loving freely and fully and it creates walls that prevent open connection.
Vulnerability
a lack of concern for others’ struggles can prevent the growth of compassion, making it harder to connect with people’s pain and offer genuine care.
Indifference
feeling superior to others can prevent respectful interactions, as it leads to dismissing others’ needs and seeing them as less deserving of kindness.
Ego
prioritizing one’s own needs over others can block expressions of love, creating an attitude that makes it hard to give without expecting in return.
Self-centeredness
holding preconceived notions about others can limit respect, as it often leads to judging people unfairly without truly understanding their experiences and worth.
Prejudice
negative emotions can cloud judgment and overshadow positive intentions, making it harder to act kindly or see the best in others despite our feelings.
Anger
worrying about punishment or conflict can cause dishonesty, as people may lie or hide the truth to avoid uncomfortable consequences or difficult situations.
Fear of consequences
taking blessing for granted can block gratitude, as individuals may fail to recognize and appreciate the gifts and opportunities in their lives.
Sense of entitlement
dwelling on challenges or setbacks can prevent feelings of gratitude, as it makes it harder to focus on the positive aspects of life despite struggles.
Negativity
when individuals are overly focused on their own importance, making it difficult to follow instructions or submit to authority.
Pride
when individuals feel anger or unhappiness or have trust issues.
Bitterness/Past Trauma
