The Forgotten Way

Voracity is an excessive appetite for food, pleasure, or power. It seeks to fill the void that only God can.

Dissoluteness is sinking to a state of low moral standard and behavior. 

Soft-living is to reject the salvific cup of suffering.

We need to strive to take joy in the good we see in others.

Sometimes we need corrected, and it is done for our good done out of love.

Eating of unclean foods is the eating of any foods that fails to aid us in our spiritual life.

Witchcraft is the practice of evil magic and spells.

Audacity is to act with excessive boldness.

Delusion is accepting a mirage for the truth.

Deceit is the intentional beguiling of another. 

Lack of progress is the failure to grow in virtue and unity with Christ due to a lack of consistency or perseverance.

Inattentiveness is a lack of focus and watchfulness over your heart. 

"The world is thy ship and not thy home." St. Therese of Lisieux 

Self-love is the desire to preserve our bodily comfort and self-image. It is a resistance to sacrifice.

Indolence is an inclination toward laziness, avoidance of activity or exertion.

Loquacity is the quality of being very talkative.

Profligacy is a leading a shameless, immoral life given up dissipation and licentiousness with no indication of remorse. 

Dissipation is the scattering and dispersing of our attention, a cooling of our heart, and a loss of recollection.

Love of idols is to have your heart set on possessions and is invariably associated with the rejection of God.