1. Love (Charity): Unconditional love and devotion to God and others.
2. Joy: A deep-seated happiness and contentment that transcends circumstances.
3. Peace: A tranquility of mind and spirit, rooted in trust in God.
4. Patience: The ability to endure difficulties and the imperfections of others with grace.
5. Kindness: A gentle and compassionate attitude toward others.
6. Goodness: A desire to do what is right and avoid evil.
7. Faithfulness (Faith): Loyalty, steadfastness, and dependability in one’s beliefs and relationships.
8. Gentleness: Meekness, humility, and a gentle approach to others.
9. Self-control: Discipline and moderation in one’s actions and desires.
10. Modesty: Humility and a proper attitude towards oneself and others.
11. Chastity: Purity and self-control in sexual matters.
12. Generosity: A willingness to give and share with others.

- เดธเตเดจเตเดนเด (Sneham – Love): The unconditional and selfless love that God has for humanity.
- เดธเดจเตเดคเตเดทเด (Santhosham – Joy): A deep-seated sense of well-being and gladness, even in difficult times.
- เดธเดฎเดพเดงเดพเดจเด (Samadanam – Peace): A state of inner tranquility and harmony, not just the absence of conflict.
- เดเตเดทเดฎ (Kshama – Patience): The ability to endure hardship and provocation without anger or resentment.
- เดฆเดฏ (Daya – Kindness): An attitude of compassion and generosity towards others.
- เดจเดจเตเดฎ (Nanma – Goodness): A commitment to moral excellence and righteousness.
- เดธเตเดฎเตเดฏเดค (Saumyatha – Gentleness): A mild and considerate manner, not harsh or domineering.
- เดฎเดฟเดคเดคเตเดตเด (Mithathwam – Modesty): A humble attitude, not prideful or arrogant.ย
- เดเดคเตเดฎเดธเดเดฏเดฎเดจเด (Athmasamyamanm – Self-control): The ability to control one’s desires and actions.
- เดธเดนเดจเดถเดเตเดคเดฟ (Sahanashakthi – Meekness): A gentle and submissive spirit, not aggressive or demanding.ย
- เดตเดฟเดถเตเดตเดธเตเดคเดค (Vishwasthatha – Faithfulness): A steadfast belief in God and His promises.
- เดถเตเดฆเตเดงเดค (Shudhatha – Chastity): Purity and integrity in thought, word, and deed.



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