Category: Virtues Theory
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Courage, the Empowerment of Virtues, is not merely audacity to face danger or the fleeting valour in moments of crisis: it is the profound confidence; the unyielding backbone forged through the crucible of virtue itself. This eleventh virtue stands as a sentinel at the threshold of Logos domain, guarding the entrance to that realm where…
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Curie’s principle states “the symmetries of the causes are to be found in the effects.” What does this mean for humanity, consciousness, cognition, building mental resilience, and strengthening character? We may start with the basic human perception of things, since structural virtues theory is firmly rooted in the phenomenological resurrexit theory and perceptions are at…
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A spark ignites within you at feeling like someone lied; anger, perhaps rightly so, at lies twisting tightly around pillars of truth! This is no mere irritation; it is fierce indignation blazing against the shadow of corruption. We rely on truth, after all. Now, hold onto that feeling. This can be a guide towards something…
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Justice projects Ethics, and thus Morality, into the realm of universals, reconfirming material exclusivity through negating action. It is the desire for morality in society and a redoubling of Excellence’s advanced drive. Justice is the narrow road as recombination of all moments entirely, with only Loyalty pulling in Spirit, or divine love. This virtue desires…
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Ethics is the compass of morality, guiding us through the complexities of right and wrong. It emerges from the Analysis aspect in Morality’s moment, a desire for stability and fair application of rules stemming from Prudence, though supported by Honour. This ninth virtue encapsulates the inward products of completion in Propriety and Awareness moments. Ethics…
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Understanding the Virtuous Cycle in Symphony The triple helix of Honesty, Analysis, and Perseverance is the symphony that plays through every virtuous act. Each aspect provides a unique rhythm and melody that together form a harmonious whole, allowing the mind to function with clarity. The Awareness moment begins this symphony where Reason’s remembrance starts the…
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What is the Meaning of a Prudent Life? Prudence is the wisdom of worthiness and valuation of meaning; the appreciation of values through skill in Propriety’s three virtues. It requires the greater identifications of others and universals, a broadened perspective gained only through life experience to do with the Eros domain of Resurrexit theory. Through…
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Here’s to the indignant and stubborn! Dance with the dynamism of virtues and the heavenly domains, to discover how the blazing furnaces of indignation can forge a path from error in Amnesis to virtue in Magnanimity, within the grand framework of Structural Virtues Theory. Picture this: our living consciousness-subconscious-complex as vast kingdoms in which the…
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Conservation of Highest Values Conservation fulfils the promises inherent in Temperance and Excellence, marking the completion of Propriety’s moment. The onset of Conservation signals the first wholeness in Reason’s journey. It is the realisation that virtues must be preserved and nurtured, not just acquired. Seven, the quintessence of Life, embodies this virtue, turning division towards…
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Why Patience is a Virtue Patience is the remembrance of the identifications of others and who they must be, implying an immediate forgiveness above and beyond mere magnanimity. Through Perseverance’s moment of Awareness, Patience accepts delays due to differences, based in the realisation of how little is controllable. It is not passive resignation but active…