This page has my personal keywords that condense my personal philosophy, faith, and principles. A keyword refers to a word or phrase of words that are seminal. It is a good exercise to personalize, rephrase, un-cliche, rehash, condense, analyze, synthesize, prioritize, place, categorize, compare, contrast, create, stress test, define, explore, examine, etc. ideas.
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Structured by word relationships. Counted but not necessarily ordered. |
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Single words
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Explore.
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Integrity.
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Urgency.
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Consequences.
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Respond.
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Responsibility.
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Play.
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Risk.
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Challenge.
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Word pairs
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Fixation < Change.
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Ugly < Beauty.
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Try < Do.
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Hard < Easy.
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Fear < Courage.
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Hate < Love.
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Sorrow < Joy.
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Despair < Hope.
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Waste < Conservation.
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Pride < Perspective.
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Greed < Generosity.
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Sloth < Diligence.
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Watching < Doing.
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Expenses < Income.
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Xenophobia < Philoxenia.
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Yard < Metre.
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Other Date Formats < ISO 8601.
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Analysis + Synthesis.
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Respect + Dignity.
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Fairness + Freedom.
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Problems = Opportunities.
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Beauty = Truthful
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Less = More.
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Empiricism --> Faith.
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(Study + Practice) --> Instinct.
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Judging < Understanding.
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Exhaustion < Fortitude.
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Phrases
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Be present.
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Adjust and accept the probability curve with its good hill and bad tails.
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Do you have X? Or does X have you?
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Wyrd = (Past <--> Present <--> Future).
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Out your inner world.
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There is more to invest & give than money.
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Conflict --> Competition --> Cooperation --> Consolidation.
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In spite of all the rubbish, make efforts to see the other sides of the elephant.
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Create closure even if you can't.
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Crime --> Consequences --> Forgiveness.
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Hear everyone --even those that cannot speak.
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It's a shared space.
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Create spaces for possibilities.
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Be authentically inspired into powerful actions.
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Add value: Do more positive than negative.
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A Mandelbrot system of object models
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Naked upon a rock.
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It's a constructed reality.
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Cycle reasoning: deductive + inductive (pattern, abductive, creative)
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Compare and contrast:
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Seven Deadly Sins (in Latin & English): Luxuria = Lust, Gula = Gluttony, Avaritia = Greed, Acedia = Sloth, Ira = Anger, Invidia = Envy, Superbia = Pride.
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Seven Catholic Virtues: Chastity, Moderation, Generosity, Zeal, Meekness, Charity, Humility.
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Seven Contrary Virtues of Prudentius: Chastity, Humility, Kindness, Abstinence, Patience, Liberality, Diligence.
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Seven Heavenly Virtues:
Love, Hope, Faith + Prudence, Temperance, Justice, Courage + Charity, Fortitude
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Seven Corporal Works of Mercy: feed the hungry, give drink to the thirsty, give shelter to strangers, clothe the naked, visit the sick, minister to prisoners, and bury the dead.
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Four Cardinal Virtues of the Ancient Greeks: Prudence, Temperance, Justice, Courage.
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Greek/Hindu/Japanese Classical Elements
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Earth. Cold & dry. Xenophnes. Solids. Stability. Christian ox = physical. Fiore elephant = fortitude.
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Water. Cold & wet. Thales. Liquids. Emotions & change. Christian eagle = emotion. Fiore tiger = speed & agility.
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Air. Hot & wet. Anaximenes. Vapors. Intellect & communication. Christian man = intellect. Fiore lynx = wisdom.
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Fire. Hot & dry. Heraclitus. Plasma. Passion & creativity. Christian lion = spirit. Fiore lion = boldness.
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Aether. Quintessence. Aristotle. Dark energy/matter. Void, zen, & non-fixation. (Not included in many variants)
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Chinese Classical Elements/Animals
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Wood. Crane. Agility. Green/Blue. East. Spring.
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Fire. Dragon. Intelligence. Red. South. Summer.
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Earth. Snake. Energy. Yellow. Center. Change of seasons.
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Metal. Tiger. Power. White. West. Autumn.
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Water. Leopard. Speed. Black. North. Winter.
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The Taoist Yin and Yang.
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Yin. Dark. Moon. Feminine. Static. Cool. North. Winter. Right. Introversion. Earth. Even. 6. 8. 0.
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Yang. Light. Sun. Masculine. Dynamic. Warm. South. Summer. Left. Extroversion. Heaven. Odd. 9. 7. 1.
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Three Theological Virtues of St. Paul: Love, Hope, Faith.
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Nine Noble Virtues of Ásatrú [W]: Courage, Truth, Honor, Fidelity, Discipline, Hospitality, Self Reliance, Industriousness, Perseverance.
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Seven Virtues of Bushido: 義 = Gi = Rectitude (Right Decisions/Justice and Morality), 勇 = Yu = Courage, 仁 = Jin = Benevolence, 礼 = Rei = Respect, 誠 = Makoto = Honesty, 名誉 = Meiyo = Honor and Glory, 忠義 = Chūgi = Loyalty.
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Seven Principles of Kawanzaa (Nguzu Saba): Umoja =Unity, Kujichagulia = Self-determination, Ujima = Collective work and responsibility, Ujamaa = Cooperative economics, Nia = Purpose, Kuumba = Creativity, and Imani = Faith.
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Seven Blunders of the World by Mahatma Gandhi: Wealth without work[/risk], Pleasure without conscience, Knowledge[/Education] without character, Commerce without morality, Science without humanity, Worship without sacrifice, Politics without principle.
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Noble Eightfold Path by Gautama Buddha: Right Understanding, Right Thought, Right Speech, Right Action, Right Livelihood, Right Effort, Right Mindfulness, Right Concentration.
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The seven ages of man [W] by William Shakespeare: Infant, Schoolboy, Lover, Soldier, Justice, Pantaloon, Oblivion.
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Dharma = धर्म (Sanskrit) and Tao = 道 (Chinese) = Dao (Pinyin Chinese) = Do (Japanese).
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