Rajvir Character

have chosen my cousin Rajvir, who I feel that personifies what it means to live in God 's image. I believe that Rajvir is a follower of God and has a positive attitude towards different situations such as when our grandpa passed away in 2001. My cousin was really close with him and shared many thoughts with him. So when my grandpa suddenly passed away from a heart attack it really did affect her, instead of keeping it in her mind and always thinking about it she decided to grieve all at once, and help her family such as her grandma, mom and aunt and uncle get through the tough time with positive messages and not try to distract them to not over think about it or to even think about it at all. My cousin is always very accepting and is not judge-full …show more content…
She is also very warm hearted and is always sympathetic and kind. She always tries to keep people happy and always see the good side in everything and everyone; she can really help some turn their frown upside down. She always tries to put herself in other people 's shoes to really feel and understand their situation or their side of the story.
Four traits that my cousin Rajvir exemplifies from the seven traits of humanity are Humans are able to sin, "Humans are blessed with a conscience, Humans are rational and free, and lastly Humans are called to happiness and holiness. You must not lose faith in humanity. Humanity is an ocean; if a few drops of the ocean are dirty, the ocean does not become dirty" (Ghandi), these quote represents the first that I will be talking about which is Humans are able to sin. Rajvir and many other people in this world sin, there are many sins such as lying or cheating. An example of a sin Rajvir has done is when she was around 23, she started to drink …show more content…
This relates to the quote in the beginning of paragraph just because she has done a few sins it does not mean that all she does is sin. Humans are blessed with a conscience "Never do anything against your conscience even if the state demands" (Albert Einstein)My cousin has a strong positive conscience, she almost always know how to make a good decision for herself and others that she meets, her decisions are based on the test of time and if it is worth it? Will it help in the future? Is it useful? Will I regret? She takes many questions into consideration when making a decision and then she makes sure to listen to what her conscience has to say and if she is supported by with the decision that she is making. An example would be when she was making the decision to do an extra semester of high school after grade twelve to boost up her marks or to go to university with the marks that she already has from completing grade twelve. Of course that is a hard decision, but she had to make up her mind. It was either she falls back a semester behind and achieve really good grades or go to university with the grades that she did not really like. She listened to her conscience and took the test of time by