How to use Virtues Reflection Cards

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Virtues Pick

Randomly pick and read a card, reflect on its meaning for you at this time. You may want to pose a question before you choose your card. Journal it and keep record of the virtues that appear for you each day. A virtue is either an affirmation, an invitation or sometimes both

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Acknowledgeme

ntAcknowledge each other when you see the virtue in

action. Share virtues via social media, email or text to

honor a virtue in action. Include a sentence to describe

how someone has demonstrated a virtue... “ Thank you

for your generosity of time volunteering today. ”

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Team MeetingsInvite someone to randomly pick a virtue and read it aloud. Use the virtue to help focus the meeting. Start your day or week by picking a virtue for your team and reflecting on it throughout.

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Sharing Circle

While sitting in a circle of family, friends, colleagues or community each person takes a turn to speak briefly about what is on his or her mind. Then the person randomly selects

a card and reads it aloud, and shares how it speaks to them. The others in the circle listen in complete, respectful silence.

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