| Acceptance: |
To consider circumstances, especially those that can not be changed, as satisfactory.
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| Bravery: |
A quality of spirit that enables you to face danger of pain without showing fear.
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| Caution: |
Avoidance of rashness, attention to safety. |
| Curiosity: |
A desire to find out and know things. |
| Defiance: |
Bold resistance. |
| Determination: |
Firmness of purpose. |
| Devotion: |
A great love or loyalty, enthusiastic zeal. |
| Discretion: |
Being discrete in ones speech, keeping secrets. |
| Flexibility: |
Adaptable, able to be changed to suit circumstances. |
| Focus: |
Concentrated awareness and effort. |
| Forgiveness: |
To cease to feel angry or bitter towards a person or about an offense. |
| Generosity: |
Giving or ready to give freely, free from meanness or prejudice. |
| Gentleness: |
Moderate; mild, quite; not rough or severe. |
| Gratitude: |
Being thankful. |
| Honesty: |
Truthful; sincere; not lieing or cheating. |
| Humbleness: |
Modest; not arrogant or boastful. |
| Humor: |
The ability to perceive, enjoy, or express what is amusing, comical, incongruous, or absurd. |
| Impartiality: |
Fair. |
| Industry: |
Diligent, hardworking. |
| Innocence: |
Guileless, not guilty. |
| Justice: |
Fair, impartial, giving a deserved response. |
| Kindness: |
Friendly, helpful, well meaning. |
| Love: |
A deep, tender, ineffable feeling of affection and solicitude toward a person, such as that arising from kinship, recognition of attractive qualities, or a sense of underlying oneness. |
| Loyalty: |
Steadfast in allegiance to one's homeland, government, or sovereign. Faithful to a person, ideal, custom, cause, or duty. |
| Majesty: |
Great and impressive dignity. |
| Moderation: |
The avoidance of extremes in one’s actions or opinions.
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| Obedience: |
Willingness to obey, to be controlled when necessary, to carry out orders. |
| Openness: |
Ready and willing to talk candidly.Unsecretive. |
| Patience: |
The ability to endure delay, trouble, pain or hardship. |
| Peace: |
Freedom from mental agitation; serenity. |
| Prudence: |
Wise or careful in conduct. Shrewd or thrifty in planning ahead. |
| Reliability: |
Can be trusted to do something. |
| Responsibility: |
Having control over and accountability for appropriate events. |
| Sensitivity: |
Heightened awareness of oneself and others within the context of social and personal relationships. |
| Simplicity: |
Straightforward; not complex or complicated. Unpretentious. |
| Sincerity: |
Free from pretense or deceit in manner or actions. |
| Sobriety: |
Serious, solemn and calm. Free from intoxication. |
| Spontaneity: |
Natural, not planned. |
| Steadfastness: |
Firm, resolute; determinedly unwavering. |
| Strength: |
Capable of exerting great force. |
| Toughness: |
Strong and durable; not easily damaged. |
| Tranquility: |
Serenely quite and peaceful; undisturbed. |
| Trust: |
Having confidence in others; lacking suspicion. |
| Trustworthiness: |
Able to be trusted or depended on; reliable. |
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