Justice
Be just to others. Be tolerant of others, see their side of things. Be strict with yourself and be tolerant with others. Forgive more.
Read both sides of an argument. Eliminate any bias as far as possible. Act out in a just way, in a moral way, and even a kind way. Being kind is a trait of the divine.
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