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Thursday Thoughts

Reminder: Each Thursday for the remainder of your time with Yona Circle, we will be sharing a passage from varied sources with you. After reading that passage, take a moment and determine if it applies to you or your Path. Your life. Share what first thoughts you have regarding the passage. Tell us your interpretation of the passage if it differs from your ‘first impression’. Please note, in every instance credit will be given to the author of the passage when possible. (One paragraph or more)

Contemplations 103
Aristotle

“The end toward which men strive in life is happiness.
Happiness for each creature is found in the best possible performance of that function for which he is peculiarly adapted. Man then finds his highest and most lasting happiness in the active life of his Soul in accordance with Virtue.

Virtue may be either (1) intellectual, the excellence of the reasoning powers, that is, prudence and wisdom; or (2) moral, the control of emotion and desires in obedience to reason, that is, liberality and temperance. “

~Aristotle

Thursday YD2

General - Journal - Book of Shadows
SUBMISSION:YD2 THU CONTEMPLATIONS 103 (Due by Sunday)
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