Qualities of a Spiritual Leader

THE TWELVE QUALITIES OF A SPIRITUAL LEADER

According to Arthurian legend, these twelve qualities are ancient beyond time and were utilized by Merlin, who carefully taught them to Arthur when he was a boy as the foundation necessary for the King who would lead peoples and establish a sacred realm of abundance, joy, and peace known to us in legend as Camelot. These qualities are steps we can all take which will lead us into the remembrance of levels of the ancient mysteries and of the mystical; they will lead us to depths of love and magic forgotten by most.

We allow these twelve qualities to serve as beacons of light upon our spiritual journey.


1. HONESTY

To be honest without judgment. To honor.

๐Ÿ“– I honor truth.

2. LOYALTY

To be loyal. To honor, to respect. To know one’s strength, and in a moment of weakness, to be true to oneself. To be vulnerable; to expose oneself to one’s weakness as well as to one’s strength.

๐Ÿ“– I am gentle and loyal to myself.

3. NOBILITY

To be noble. To develop the first two qualities for something greater. The noble one searches for the nobility within and beyond: Where am I going? Where have I been? Out of these one will find a sense of something larger and beyond oneself.

๐Ÿ“– I have a sense of purpose; a noble vision.

4. VIRTUE

Having power and grace to share. To look deeper. A depth of imagination. Out of sharing will come character and morality: adhering to goodness and truth. To have principles, character.

๐Ÿ“– I adhere to my principles with an open eye. I will do the right thing, simply because it IS the right thing.

5. GRACIOUS GIVING

Generosity. Out of virtue (sharing) comes gracious giving. Giving of oneself; not the things one has.

๐Ÿ“– I give of who I am; of what I am; of my beingness.

6. TRUTH

To be truthful, sincere.

๐Ÿ“– I am true to myself and thus to others.

7. COURAGE

Courage without courtesy can be brazen. Bigotry is cowardice. Have the courage to manifest and live YOUR dream. Out of truth comes courage and valor. To be willing not to live the life that others have designed for you is an example of true courage.

๐Ÿ“– I live a life that represents me.

8. COURTESY

Being friendly and loving.

๐Ÿ“– I openly or silently embrace you in the warmth of friendship and caring.

9. GALLANT

The heroic one. Gallantry comes out of courage and courtesy; the charismatic.

๐Ÿ“– I stand tall in my light and allow myself to be seen.

10. AUTHORITY

Temperance and balance. To author one’s realityโ€”authorship. I know that I create my personal reality. I understand the components of reality creation; I have clarity and focus of intent. I have authority.

๐Ÿ“– I create my reality with clarity and intent.

11. SERVICE

The helpful one. To be of service in a helpful way.

๐Ÿ“– I offer service to others with humility.

12. HUMBLENESS

To be in the moment, seeing with eyes that are new.

๐Ÿ“– I know so much, and I know that I am about to know more. Just because something has always been that way, I know that this time it can be different. I allow for that and take responsibility accordingly.

(Paraphrased from the teachings of Lazaris.)

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