Have respect for ALL, including the dead (or undead, or other creatures, be it a dream or “reality”
), and show them kindness and don’t be afraid to trust them, perhaps it might be returned someday.
Think before speaking/acting.
If driver training instructor is uber-control-freak slamming hard on brakes and deliberately distracting driver trainee then snapping at trainee blaming them, get a different instructor asap if possible.
If tend to snap and punch things real hard when really stressed out, recommend getting a large punching bag (applies to myself, need to get one still
).
If others tend to go thru private belongings moving them despite you telling them to leave your stuff alone, get a safe or some means to insure mostly against unauthorized access to private stuff.
Ignore needless unreasonable negative comments directed at you.
In my case at least, immediate family tends to totally lack respect for unusual things I might do, although thankfully some are intelligent enough to recognize or at least not bother me about such things*
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Don’t believe stereotypes.
Dreams can have a profound lasting impression/change.
No need to fear death, I certainly don’t.
(Although numerous near-fatal occurances and numerous dreams involving the dead/not-so-dead, and one with the Grim Reaper, and another with Anubis (sadly both short dreams interrupted) has certainly influenced my opinion/loyalty.
Nothing wrong IMO with feeling/being strongly subservient to another person/being in some cases. (bet some wonder where I get that idea from, hehe).
*Like for example if I’m concentrating deeply on something and tend to effectively stop doing anything for a few moments outwardly, parents/siblings always react in a strong negative tone accusing me of ignoring them/day-dreaming/“zoning-out”, which includes them accusing me of sleeping when I’m actually just meditating, merely because I have eyes closed and am not moving much and breathing slowly. Thankfully at least grandmother (fathers side) has much more respect/intelligence and recognizes my intelligence far more then parents/siblings do.