A belief system...

By Vichara


Your belief system needs to be able to support and protect you. Make sure that the ever-growing reservoir is being filed with thoughts and actions that contain genuine merit. Ensure they do not need to justify themselves with extraneous words and they are based in compassion. When filtered in this manner they will sustain and create a foundation with moral and humanistic fortitude. There is not an obligation to do this it is just a suggestion. After all it’s your path.


invective • \in-VEK-tiv\ • noun
1 : an abusive expression or speech
2 : insulting or abusive language : vituperation

Example Sentence:
The sonnet is an invective against the poet's wife and the man who cuckolded him.

Did you know?
"Invective" began life in the 15th century as an adjective meaning "of, relating to, or characterized by insult or abuse." In 1523, it appeared in print as a noun meaning "an example of abusive speech." Eventually, the noun developed a second sense applying to abusive language as a whole. "Invective" comes to us from the Middle French word "invectif," which in turn derives from Latin "invectivus," meaning "reproachful, abusive." ("Invectivus" comes from Latin "invectus," past participle of the verb "invehere," one form of which means "to assail with words.") "Invective" is similar to "abuse," but it tends to suggest not only anger and vehemence, but also verbal and rhetorical skill. It sometimes implies public denunciation, as in "blistering political invective."

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