The 11 virtues

 

These eleven great virtues are part of the Universal Laws. By acquiring

these

virtues, you build character, integrity, and ethics, which results in a

concentration of psychic powers. This creates a direct channel to the

forces of the Universe and is the cause and effect of Life. Follow these

every

day of your life.

 

TOLERANCE

A form of wisdom which allows you to refrain from passing judgment on

your fellow humans.

 

CHARITY

The second virtue and it stresses, love, clemency, leniency, and an

interest in the welfare of others. One gives of oneself and does not

criticize others.

 

HUMILITY

The third virtue is the awareness of our own shortcomings and does not imply

weakness. It is the result of strength and is the absence of

arrogance, pride, and self interest

 

DEVOTION

This is the fourth virtue dedication of oneself to an ideal as a cause

such as service to the Universal Spirit.

 

PATIENCE

The fifth virtue is calmness and composure under suffering or provocation

while performing demanding tasks.

 

KINDLINESS

The sixth virtue, is a serenity of mind under provocation and demonstrates

self possession, non resistance and teaches binding will

in any situation. It is an exercise in humility.

 

SINCERITY

The seventh virtue is the absence of deceit, hypocrisy, and sham. This

manifests in a genuine person and shows a desire to learn and practice

what is right.

 

COURAGE

The eighth virtue, is a deliberate moral determination of danger and is

the product of reason. It is distinctive from bravery, because bravery

is usually an instinctive response to a perilous situation.

 

PRECISION

The ninth virtue, is exactness, accuracy, and definiteness. It opposes

careless work and hazy thinking.

 

EFFICIENCY

The tenth virtue is the ability to deal with the environment with a

minimum of time, energy and materials.

 

DISCRIMINATION

Is the last virtue and is the power to discern the motives of

people, see their characters, and is also the ability to see the real

truth beneath the apparent surface of situations.

 

Return to Archives