Source: Underthrow
by Max Borders
“History remembers the virtuous. Carry Moses’s staff. Ride Arjuna’s chariot. Peer through Galileo’s lens. You will be remembered not just for the actions you took, but for the virtues you practiced. In our order, there are two major clusters of virtues: personal and social. Each requires daily practice, but one set emphasizes striving for excellence, while the other set emphasizes seeking harmony with others. Commitment to personal virtues sometimes generates prosocial effects, and practicing social virtues can support individual growth, but the emanations are distinct. Today, let us explore two of the six personal virtues.” (05/23/25)
https://underthrow.substack.com/p/the-personal-virtues-part-one