50 OVERTONES - THE ESSENCE OF PEACE
50 OVERTONES OF PEACE
• ACTIVE
HEARING – Hearing in a meaningful and purposeful way leading to positive
change.
• APPRECIATIVE
- Heart felt gratitude and sincere thanks
• AWARENESS
- Ongoing fuller discovery of self. Mindful, spacious realization of creations
interactions.
• CALM
- Make (someone) tranquil and quiet; soothe
• CARING
- to be concerned, have thought or regard.
• CENTERED
- To be mentally and emotionally stable, balanced, and focused
• CHEERFULNESS
– Spreading happiness and joy with an infectious smile to others
• CLARITY
- the quality of transparency or purity, the quality of being coherent and intelligible.
• COMMITMENT-
The firm carrying out of purpose.
• COMPASSION-
Sensitivity and the capacity to commiseration for another's suffering or
misfortune.
• COOPERATION
– The ability to nurture each other working together toward a common
goal
• CONVICTION
- A strong persuasion, a firm belief.
• COURAGE-
Strength of mind and will to carry on with audacity and fortitude despite
challenges.
• CREATIVITY-
The generation of new ideas or concepts, or new associations, to go outside the
box.
• DEEP
LISTENING- non-judgmental, quiet, calm, emphatic understanding
• DEPENDABILITY
- Reliable, worthy of reliance or trust.
• DETERMINATION
- Firmness of purpose.
• ELOQUENCE
- Powerful and effective language. Fluent, persuasive and articulate speech.
• EMPATHY
- Affinity, compassion, insight, rapport, understanding, warmth and
tenderness for all
•ENTHUSIASM - A feeling of excitement.
Exuberance: overflowing with eager enjoyment or approval.
• FAIRNESS
- Free from bias or injustice; evenhandedness.
• FAITHFULNESS
- Steadfast in affection or allegiance; loyal.
• FORGIVENESS
- disposition or willingness to forgive to grant pardon for or remission of an
offense.
• FORTITUDE
- Strength of mind that enables one to endure adversity with courage.
• GENEROSITY
- Giving or ready to give freely, free from meanness or prejudice.
• GENTLENESS
- Moderate; mild, quiet.
• GRACIOUSNESS
- Elegance and courtesy, in speech or behavior acknowledges that the worth of
others.
• GRATITUDE
- Being thankful and appreciative
• HEALING
- Some people cannot be cured, but everyone can heal. Helping in
recovery.
• HONESTY
- Integrity, veracity, and devotion to telling the truth especially when it is
difficult.
• HUMILITY
- A disposition to be humble; honesty, modest.
• INTEGRITY
- Moral soundness; consistency of values and actions. Unbroken completeness,
congruent
• JOY - A state of happiness, peace and
a cause of rejoicing in the delight of one's life and others.
• JUSTICE - Fair, impartial, giving a
deserved response.
• KINDNESS - To act with grace and
benevolent assistance in service to others.
• LOVE - Constant selfless regard for
and dedication to others.
• MAGNANIMITY
- Loftiness of spirit enabling one to bear trouble calmly, .
• MYSTERY - Something difficult or
impossible to understand or explain.
• MERCY- Compassion/forbearance shown
to an offender or to those in distress.
• PATIENCE
- The quality of waiting for events to unfold in proper time without worry or
distress.
• RESPECT - Admiration for others.
Treating people with due dignity.
• RESPONSIBILITY
- Having control over and accountability for appropriate events.
• SERVICE - Work done by one person or
group that benefits another.
• SIMPLICITY - Straightforward; not
complex or complicated, Unpretentious.
• SINCERITY
- Free from pretense or deceit in manner or actions.
• SPACIOUSNESS
- A beginning, a possibility, a potential, and a capacity for new awareness during
a graceful peaceful presence.
• THANKFULNESS - Warm friendly feelings
of gratitude.
• TRUST - Reliance on the integrity,
strength, ability, surety, etc., of a person.
• UNDERSTANDING - The perceptive
capacity for knowing and sharing the feelings of another.
• WISDOM - Insight and ability to
understand, inner qualities of ideas and personal relationships.
• WONDER - The feeling aroused by
something strange and surprising.
Overtones are crucial to music, as they make sound waves complex, adding depth and expressiveness to music
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