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Valakiel · 03-15-2009, 03:49 AM

I do have "heroes" that I admire. Some are of fiction and others are real but what I really admire are specific qualities in all of them. This doesn't mean that I workship them or have a secret altar in my closet (well maybe ;D) but I feel more motivated to take actions when I think about them.
I consider that this happens more in a way that these heroes, in their way of being or in their actions, have something that resonates with me deeply and when I think about it, it gives more courage to act following my own truth.

03-15-2009, 03:49 AM	#9 (permalink)
Valakiel Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 4	I do have "heroes" that I admire. Some are of fiction and others are real but what I really admire are specific qualities in all of them. This doesn't mean that I workship them or have a secret altar in my closet (well maybe ;D) but I feel more motivated to take actions when I think about them. I consider that this happens more in a way that these heroes, in their way of being or in their actions, have something that resonates with me deeply and when I think about it, it gives more courage to act following my own truth.