SpiritualWiki - Tugend

༺༻	Ebene	Legende
1.	Mut	Das Gute angesichts von Widerständen anzustreben
2.	Neutralität	Sich von Vorurteilen zu lösen
3.	Bereitwilligkeit	Das Gute angesichts des Unbekannten anzustreben Umschwenken in die rechte Gehirnhälfte
4.	Akzeptanz	Auf der Grundlage dessen, 'was ist' die Queste nach dem, 'was sein kann', anzutreten Ist-Zustand (Wahrscheinlichkeit) versus Möglichkeit
5.	Vernunft	Die Fähigkeit, insgeheim den Verlauf von dem, 'was ist' zu dem, 'was sein kann' zu planen Verständnis versus Vision
6.	Liebe	Die Fähigkeit, die Gegebenheiten mitfühlend einzuschätzen
7.	Bedingungslose Liebe	Umfassende Widerstandslosigkeit zu erleben
8.	Freude	Das Glück des Daseins zu erleben
9.	Frieden	Unfassbare Wundersamkeit zu erleben

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Zitate zum Thema Tugend / Virtues

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Zitate von D. Hawkins

⚠ Achtung Siehe Power vs. Truth (engl.) Januar 2013

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Quotes by D. Hawkins

⚠ Caveat See Power vs. Truth, January 2013

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Compassion, forgiveness, understanding

Attitudes that may just seem merely 'nice' to ordinary mind become very powerful tools when aligned with spiritual intention and commitment. For instance, to strictly live by the dictum of 'good will to all life' is transforma-
tive when energized by the Spiritual Will. The decision to 'be kind to all of life' or to respect the sacredness of all that exists are powerful attitudes in spiritual evolution, along with the virtues of com-
passion, the willingness to forgive, and seeking to understand rather than to judge.
Discovery of the Presence of God. Devotional Nonduality, S. 62, 2007

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Endorsing a pastor and his book:

Father Rick Warren (*1954) US American evangelical Christian minister, Saddleback Church, Lake Forest, California, philanthropist, bestselling author, The Purpose Driven Life, Zondervan, 1st edition 1. October 2002

I like Rick Warren's approach. Rick Warren is a sturdy, solid guy. I've never cali-
brated him, but obviously, he is in the level of enthusiasm, conviction, integrity, service, humanitarianism, benevolence, and just what he stands for. The Pur-
pose Driven Life is the biggest selling book in America. [It] sold 47 million co-
pies, I think. That was years ago. Every truck stop in America – you can look and there's things having to do with their particular brand of Christianity and evangelical message and it's actually benign humanitarian good personhood. It's really frankly just traditional, great American good personhood. To be honest, straightfor-
ward, helpful, loving, forgiving. [...] Just to be the fulfillment of the virtues is very, very powerful. And now he is going to do humanitarian projects in foreign countries and all. But there's a man who I don't think came from a lot of money, or a lot of education, either one, but I think he came from integrity of conviction, and sincerity of purpose, and great success; and of course, he's not really in the headlines like the nightly news, but
he is a profound influence. So when we calibrate the overall the level of consciousness of America, 47 million people focusing in that direction is having a profound effect on the overall level of consciousness of mankind. It's a lot harder
to sell falsehood to a populace that is more aligned with truth, and verifiable truth, and personal integrity. [...] I think,
he serves as a great leader without being called a leader. Somebody like that is transformative to a large percentage
of the population and inspirational, inspirational [repeated]. Someone to identify with to counter balance its opposite, which we get drummed into us over television and blog sites. CD series The Discovery, CD 3 of 6, segment titled "Choo-
sing Spiritual over Personal Will", minute 17:07+, Nightingale-Conant, United Kingdom, May 2007

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Zitate von anderen Quellen

Tugend ist die Mitte zwischen den Fehlern und von beiden Extremen gleich weit entfernt.
[Lateinische Original: Virtus est medium vitiorum et utrimque reductum.]
Horaz (65-8 v. Chr.) römischer Dichter, Gerd Herrmann, Übersetzer, Satiren / Sermones. Briefe / Epistulae, 1, 18, 9,
De Gruyter, 2011

Referenz: de.Wikiquote-Eintrag ► Tugend

Literaturzitat

[Engel:] Wer immer strebend sich bemüht, den können wir erlösen. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe [BW 465] (1749-1832) deutscher Universalgelehrter, Bühnendichter, Schriftsteller, Faust. Der Tragödie zweiter Teil, Akt V., Vers 11936 f., 1832

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