virtues
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eileenleyva
@eileenleyva (27555)
• Philippines
6 Nov 20
In today's Gospel from Luke 16, our Lord tells the story of a dishonest steward who was let go. To save his self from manual labor or begging, he devised a way that would allow him to remain in good standing with the debtors. He...
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eileenleyva
@eileenleyva (27555)
• Philippines
4 Nov 20
What I like about opposing candidates in national elections is the sportsmanship the losing candidate shows in an act of conceding to the winning candidate.
One doesn't lose dignity in conceding, contrary, the act affirms the...
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Aanshi Raghava
@Aansh13 (11433)
• New Delhi, India
6 Jan 20
Life can sometimes be really tough, and why not after all it's life and it has to be with ups and downs. The only thing that I have learned in past few months is the how much underrated "courage" is.
We all say "have some...
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Aanshi Raghava
@Aansh13 (11433)
• New Delhi, India
19 Jul 19
When I was kid, I used to ask my grandfather what is happiness...???
He used to tell me "Happiness is cheapest luxury that anyone can afford and you don't really need to be a billionaire."
He never made me feel bad even about my...
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eileenleyva
@eileenleyva (27555)
• Philippines
25 May 19
One of the books that affected me as a young teen was an autobiography of a seventeen year old Joni who took a dive and broke her neck and became a paraplegic.
In the book, she found her self sleeping upside down, for she was...
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eileenleyva
@eileenleyva (27555)
• Philippines
29 Dec 18
If there is a Filipino failing that I despise the most, it is the crab mentality.
The Filipino has character traits much to be commended, and many will say I'd rather talk about those positive points.
But I want to get rid of...
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eileenleyva
@eileenleyva (27555)
• Philippines
26 Oct 17
The goal is to be virtuous. To be like Christ, our Lord and Savior. For He is full of virtues.
Through my youth, I discovered, patience was my waterloo. But I worked on it. It's all in the mind. I practiced. Ha ha I thought about...
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41Combedale
@41CombedaleRoad (5966)
• Greece
19 Oct 15
We all hope to be remembered as kind and caring people, but if you had to write your own eulogy which virtue would you want to be be remembered for?
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subterfuge54
@subterfuge54 (207)
• Philippines
15 Jul 10
When it's a necessity to obtain something in an illegal way for a selfless reason is it justifiable?
I remember a declamation piece I read way back in high school that talks about a young girl, an eleven-year-old kid if I...
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blungel0830
@blungel0830 (841)
• Philippines
10 Jul 09
Names of objects that best described them have been used to name people. Not in a negative name-calling way but to really name them after these things. I know of people who have been named after flowers such as Daisy, Rose, or...
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snugglepuff09
@snugglepuff09 (93)
• Philippines
2 Jun 09
I greatly treasure my openness to new things. I am not afraid to try and explore different kinds of things. I believe that being open is one of the most important virtue to hold on to. Another one is being optimistic. As that Nike...
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ersmommy1
@ersmommy1 (12587)
• United States
27 Feb 09
We received an email from the company I contract with to work from home. Here I will share a bit of it.
[b]Hello everyone. I just wanted to get some information to you about some things people have been asking me. First off, I...
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