Virtue in Practice - Temperance Day

WEEK 7

“If a man can rule himself, he can rule anything.” – Seneca

Temperance is mastery of the self. It is the discipline to pause before reacting, to measure your words, to control impulses, and to choose the wiser path. Temperance strengthens the mind, calms the spirit, and sharpens judgment.

“Let your moderation be known unto all men.” – Philippians 4:5

Temperance is the art of balance. It is strength under control, emotion guided by wisdom, and desire aligned with purpose. When you practice moderation, you become free from extremes—calm, focused, and steady. Today, let temperance shape your choices and bring harmony to your inner and outer world.

 

Let God steady your heart and disciplined moderation guide your steps. Temperance brings clarity, peace, and strength to every action.

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