humbleness

Do you know why the oceans are so great... immense and powerful? It's because they were humble enough to keep a few inches below all of the rivers.
And the ocean knowing receiving became big. If it wanted to be the first, if it wanted to stay up all the rivers, it would not be the sea, would be an island. It certainly would be lonely.
Many of the conflicts that afflict humans stem from behavior patterns that we adopt in our earthly journey.
It is common to copy models of the world, models that excite for a short time, without analyzing the consequences that may cause these behavioral modes.
There has not been given importance to growth and progress of individual beings.
Some believe that their own mistakes are always smaller than the others’.
Others suppose that while the time pass for all, not go the same way for them.
They are deceived by the sense that the severity of the laws of conscience will reach only the others.
Intoxicated by pride and selfishness let being lead in to the madness of the crowd without thinking about what is really necessary to find themselves.

We should devote our strength in some activity focused on the true fraternal charity.
Cultivate patience and await the blessing of the time that wins everything.
Let’s continue embrace commitment, without vain illusions, always relying on the value of goodness.
It is very easy to give up the noble effort, to delight for a moment, become equal to others in its lower manifestations. It’s necessary to learn how to control our evil inclinations; we can win if we persevere in the good fight.
We'll turn shadows into light.
Let’s change harmful habits in any area of existence, beginning with those that seem easier to defeat.
Whenever the opportunity arises, let us do good, however insignificant it may seem our act.
The best recognition you can have for doing what is right is a clear conscience.
The change for the better is urgent, but it is for each one of us, a courageous and individual work to decide from when and how the change will occur.