But isn‘t that too much virtue
Virtues form a Certain Character.
Who will you be, when you have all virtues?
Virtual Wendy 
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I gotta watch that movie lol, I stopped at 1 minute to not get spoiled
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Oh, Lucy is one of my all-time favorites, right up there with Limitless and Inception ))
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Oh…my God.
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+1
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Cloud Atlas is worthy too / and The Foundation
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Holy shiit.
I just watched it. What a Brain fuk.
Seems pretty legit to me, but idk about the abilities etc. Should be possible though!
What a cool freaking Movier!
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I’m eagerly looking forward to the release of the movie “Wendy”, which is set to exceed all critics’ expectations
It is bound to be a masterpiece about the transformation of a human into a living god.
“Wendy”
Coming soon to Netflix…
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Sounds intriguing. Real transformation, in my view, is more internal than external—so I’d be curious to see how deeply the movie explores that.
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I just got the Virtues Serenity, Hope and Wisdom.
And I already had Determination, Charisma, Miracle, Wealth and Abundance.
I feel like these will be good for the Times ahead, especially the 3 I just got.
Serenity to stay centered, Wisdom to make the right decisions and Hope to keep going, even when the world seems bleak 
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I hope Serenity, Wisdom, and Hope guide you through the times ahead, fueled by your Determination, Charisma, and the presence of Miracle, Wealth, and Abundance
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What a Poet you are 
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Bought Passion virtue, got the most profound energy ever.
From the moment I put in the mm2, I got a urge to move and I mean now.
This is from a deep procrastinator, it’s like a sparkplug, full of focused energy.
The ultimate flow state!!!
WOW
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Sounds very cool!
Virtues are amazing
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Honestly Virtues are extremely powerful.
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It is also in my list )
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Fields are so addictive.
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Dignity
The desire to work on the virtue of dignity arose immediately after I started working with the Jupiter archetype.
It is dignity that provides a deep inner sense of wholeness and self-worth, regardless of what is happening around you. Essentially, dignity is the fundamental feeling a person has when they are free from trauma. In this state, you act based on who you truly are, following your heart and soul.
Imagine that a person is born with dignity, but then, throughout many lifetimes, various events occur-trauma, humiliation, violence, or disrespect. This chain of painful situations has a huge impact on a person’s personality and leads to a traumatized model of behavior.
When you are traumatized, you stop feeling whole. You lose sight of your talents and allow others to treat you poorly. You stop noticing your true value, which shouldn’t depend on anything-it exists simply because you were born on this earth. This awareness of innate worth, independent of achievements, money, or the opinions of others, is the essential foundation for a happy life.
Something definitely shifted inside me after this integration; I feel much more complete. I began treating myself with dignity, and people started reflecting that attitude back to me. Now, my dignity always comes first when I interact with others.
I also noticed that I’ve started treating other people with dignity as well. It doesn’t matter what their status, achievements, or titles are-you simply treat everyone with respect by default. This definitely improves the quality of long-term relationships.
The need to prove anything to the world has disappeared. I don’t care what people think, though I know they will respect me because they mirror my attitude toward myself and them. This removes a deep layer of psychological pressure.
With the integration of this virtue, I began manifesting from the mindset of “I deserve this by birthright.” This removes resistance and the fear that I have to “earn” everything. On an energetic level, I’ve started feeling comfortable with expensive things. For example, when I focus on a luxury home or car that is far beyond my current lifestyle, there is no tension. I no longer feel like I’m unworthy or that these things are “miles away.” Now, I feel I am worthy of everything simply because I exist.
I believe there are two virtues everyone should have: Acceptance and Dignity.
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