To qualify as humility, one must be fully humane, for it is this deep love of others that is the perfect rich soil for the divine emotions.
It is paradoxical perhaps, that to have deep humility one must first have a powerful sense of self worth. It is greatness laid low. It is a wilful submission to the service of others for nothing more than a wish to do what is right.
When standing in the spotlight brings not adulation but danger, yet standing up is the only way to save others, the humble hearts will enter the arena. When leadership becomes a wise humility, we divert the path of humanity into better horizons.
Only with humility are we enabled to see the entirety of our being and not the glossy edited version our ego allows.
Humility is a fix for the broken moral compass, for with it one can see the faults that must be worked upon. It is good to pick up these tools and learn how to really live through love.
Only with humility can we accept our divine and demonic forms; then ask for guidance in how to embrace the angel and reject the monster in all its disguises.