_{^{The Goal -} Magnaminity}

The magnaminous person. ⬇️

Aristotle considers magnanimity to be the greatest virtue. It is concerned with high honors above and beyond what is possible for the average person. This is similar to the virtue magnificence (megaloprepeia) found in the preceding chapter (NE IV. 2), which is concerned with large - scale generosity.

Virtue 2- Compassion

The laws of karma greatly favores trust as well as your subconscious mind.

You will find that the less harsh you are on others the less harsh your reality will be, If you treat your future well your future will treat you well.

The mistake is that compassion is heavily misunderstood to be something that you can use to let people perform at a lower standard than you. No.

The people who you are with who you rely on must perform at the same or higher standard than which you perform at.

Compassion isn’t saying, “Im very sorry that happened why don’t you rest and take a week off?” Never.

If someone I relied on said that to me I would immediately find someone else to rely on. Why?

Because that person set their standard to to that level. The best compassion comes with accountability.

“Hey I’m sorry that has happened and I am with you in this, I don’t know what it excactly feels like to go through what you’re going through but you need to step your game up. Your loosing right now, don’t drown in your own sorrow. Use it.”

True compassion comes with accountability.

We need more real compassion in this world.