Doing the "right thing" even when it is difficult.Perseverance in the face of adversity. Daring to hope and attempt difficult things that are good. Being true to oneself even when that is unpopular.

Consideration for parents, elders, other people, life, nature, property and self. This is demonstrated by sensitivity to the people with courtesy, politeness and civility.

Truthfulness with other individuals, institutions, society and self. The inner strength and confidence that accompanies truthfulness, trustworthiness and integrity.

Accepting responsibility for one's own actions and the consequences thereof. A commitment to personal excellence.Overcoming the tendency to blame others for difficulties.

The controlling of one's own appetites and avoiding the dangers of excesses and extremes.

Reliabilty and consistency in doing what you say you will.

Control of temper and emotions. Understanding that differences are seldom satisfactorily resolved through conflict and that meanness in others is an indication of their problem or insecurity and thus of their need for your understanding.