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    soccer player. This experience greatly affected my confidence level. As weeks passed, I started thinking more realistically. I realized it was better to grow from my failures. I learned that I always had room to improve me skills. Obtaining humility would allow me improve my skills and reach for my goals. Failing to secure a spot on the new soccer team gave me the opportunity to assess the changes I needed to make within…

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    According to Ortberg, "Humility has to do with submitted willingness. It involves healthy self-forgetfulness." In other words, humility is about being willing to obey God and focusing on others. By doing this I would be modeling Jesus’s servant nature, which is the true representation of God. By having a servant attitude, my ministry…

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    Odysseus Heroic Qualities

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    they are seen as heroes because of their admirable qualities such as humility and courage. The question is, is Odysseus, the protagonist of Homer's epic The Odyssey, a modern hero? Odysseus is a man on his way home from the Trojan war when he is strewn off course by the almighty Poseidon, and he must find his way home. Even though Odysseus displays traits of strength and intelligence he lacks major qualities such as honesty, humility, and loyalty which deviates him from a true modern hero.…

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    Abba Moses

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    Moses embodied the message of humility by living out a spirituality rooted in self-reflection and respecting the divine in other people and experiences. Moses embodied the message of persistence by resisting momentary insults and pursing the broader vision of a more inclusive community…

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    Self-awareness is the most human of all characteristics, allowing for discernment and true individuality. Ralph Ellison, in his novel Invisible Man, details the trials and tribulations of a young African-American man who names himself the “invisible man”, a title stemming from his lack of self-awareness, a fatal flaw that a volatile and divided American society takes advantage of. This invisibility manifests itself in the ceaseless manipulation and distortion of the protagonist’s own belief…

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    Alternatively, Ophelia answers his insolence with humility, "O, help him, you sweet heavens!"(III.I.129), "Heavenly powers, restore him!"(III.I.135), "Oh, what a noble mind is here o'erthrown!"(III.I.142). The scene ends with a Ophelia's sincere lamentation "Oh, woe is me, / T' have seen what I have seen, see what I see!"(III.I.152-53). Shakespeare uses the characters' contrasting tone to accentuate both Hamlets arrogance and Ophelia's humility and guide audience assumptions about right and…

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    hero as one who is of an honored heritage rather than rises from ashes. It can be concluded, then, that the Pilgrim Dante is a better example of a Christian hero than Beowulf because he travels n a journey of self- improvement that is brought on by humility. He empties himself of all honor and learn the ways of righteousness from the grounds of brokenness; Beowulf, on the other hand, fight to live out a legacy and travels in unrepentant pride and conceit. Before comparing and contrasting the…

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    thirteen virtues that would keep him on the path of righteousness. Among the virtues that helped shape the rest of his life, Franklin saw industry, humility, and sincerity as the utmost importance for a life of moral perfection. Franklin came from a poor family where the only way to success was through one’s own hard work, which…

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    Epistle On Sufism

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    Guillermo Vasquez Ms. Bauman Essay 1 – Midterm 1 March 2016 Topic: Compare and contrast The Cloud of Unknowing and The Epistle on Sufism in relationship to how it relates to God, specifically between love, knowledge, and humility. The Cloud of Unknowing and The Epistle on Sufism, are both considered mysticisms because they both agree on the belief that direct knowledge of God, spiritual truth, or ultimate reality can be attained through subjective experience. In other words, a religious…

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    enables them to be open, discipline, and improve their mental functionality (Elder & Paul, 2012, p. 4). Humility, integrity, empathy, courage, and perseverance are some of traits discussed in Chapter 1. Watching General McChrystal Ted Talk, I was able to link his experiences to some of the above traits. The trait that stood out most on his talk was intellectual humility. Intellectual humility is “the ability to develop knowledge of the extent to one’s ignorance and to be aware of the…

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