Loyalty is a strong belief and attachment to a person, ideal or custom. This bond tends to hold up despite scrutiny or faults that would weaken or end other attachments.
Key Concepts: allegiance, attachment, deceit, establishment, friendship, indulgence, piety, remembrance, sin, zeal
Loyalty Archetypes: alliance, altar, best friend, chrysanthemum, dog, flag, groundhog, loyalist, lynx, pearl, puffin, quince, soul mate, swallow, violet
Loyalty is a strong belief in and attachment to a person, ideal or custom. A bond that holds up to scrutiny or faults that would weaken other attachments. Big ideas The universe of goodness will never abandon you. People are loyal to people and organizations that treat them fairly. Always be conscious of why you […]
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Taking Stock of Your Friendships If only we had unlimited numbers of friendships and all were perfectly encouraging, life would be ideal. But we all know that is not how it works. Sometimes ending friendships is the only way forward. Reasons for Ending Friendships: You Grow Apart Often this happens with friends from your
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Friendship is: sympathy, favored, helper, patron, supporter, goodwill, intimacy, special, connection, built. Ideally, friendship should bring joy and enrichment to both parties. Friendship is the sharing of dreams, of all of life’s experiences. To a Friend, 1994 For my friend I could be my utmost self. I could travel the earth, come out of my
Attachment is: adherence, faithful, loyal, devout, staunch, steadfast, constant, pious, adhesion, firmness, allegiance, love, affection, fondness, connected, stuck. Attachment is the state of being firmly affixed to someone or something. Our culture has long celebrated attachments of various kinds: romantic love, family loyalty, even attachment to our faith and beliefs. In our present society we
“I suppose there’s a time in practically every young boy’s life when he’s affected by that wonderful disease of puppy love.” When I first encountered Where the Red Fern Grows, I didn’t know of that joy. My second grade teacher, Mrs. Beenck, read the story aloud to us, and I was captivated by it. We
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