Humility
I know what I know, and that is all that I know, you know? I am what I am, and that is all that I am, I am pretty sure. There is nothing wrong with saying, “I don’t know.” It can actually be quite refreshing and liberating. Moreover, it is not a crime against humanity to change your mind or have your thoughts and opinions evolve over time. That is actually a sign of intelligence, not of being a flip flopper. We are all constantly growing and becoming. Having an open mind and a good healthy sense of humility helps each of us age well, like a fine wine. We are all unique gifts with so many possibilities. We are each a treasure, and God desires that all of us become wiser and richer in love everyday. At the same time we are never perfect. We each need constant refinement. The great deceptive trap that we all fall into is the pit of pride. Now, pride can be a positive gift (See Present #26 on Pride)....