Wisdom as Strength

Wisdom as Strength

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Yesterday, I posted on Temperate and Wise Progress... with links to thoughts on Stoicism, Courage, Justice, Temperance/Moderation and Wisdom... and COOLness.

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That said, my purposeful and accidental meandering leads me now to Wisdom.

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Making discerning decisions and choices. Resisting distracting impulses. Listening to our better judgement. Reflecting, before acting. Seeking guidance, spiritually or otherwise. Trusting our deepest truth. This is Wisdom in practice. I have heard it said that Wisdom is God's emissary. As someone who does not believe God to be a man, woman nor any gender nor even human in the sky but an unknowable, inconceivable Force at play throughout everything, everywhere, every time, I ask myself "What would an Emissary of such do?" It will bring Wisdom. That still, small voice within... if you will. And that got me to think upon the 8 Virtues I am exploring for the balance of this year, and the words of Bahá’u’lláh above.

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My intent over the next few posts is to compare what I am learning on these Virtues with what I am learning of Stoicism... with what I consider to be these sacred words of Bahá’u’lláh. If Courage and Justice and Temperance are 3 Cardinal Virtues of Stoicism, then I am thinking Wisdom is the Key.... and speaks to the Virtue I call KNOWledge.

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KNOWledge and its exploration will get my next focus after this month around COOLness. For now, I offer up the KNOWledge Card above and the afore noted words of Bahá’u’lláh.... with the thought that I will be exploring such Wisdom for my life, my countenance and my gait... personally and professionally. I will be digging into these words to explore the Wisdom... as it might apply to walking with a deeper Confidence and Character and Purpose.

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I believe and contend that Wisdom and KNOWledge can fortify Courage, Justice and Temperance and make us stronger amidst the change and challenge ahead. They can stand in the face of a tendency towards fear-driven, knee-jerk reactions. I intend to explore such and same. I hope that you stay with me... chasing down the KNOWledge.

Justice, Peace and Unity...

Barry Lewis Green, aka The Unity Guy with Epic Engage

Explore your Code of Character

A PEACE of WORK May '23

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