Moral Courage is the emotional energy that is needed to do what other people believe is right.
When I am empowered to do what I truly value, moral courage is unnecessary.
When I am motivated to do whatever meets my needs emotionally, moral courage is unnecessary.
When I have the courage to defend and protect someone that I like or love, morals are irrelevant.
When I have a need to be right and just, I am motivated by my own beliefs and moral courage is unnecessary.
Moral courage is only necessary when I am faced with an intolerable situation that has been created by the beliefs that someone else has given to my Self.
My belief that my actions are right for my Self gives me the power to carry them out without moral courage being necessary.
On a journey of effortless flow, problem-free opportunities, and fearless endeavour, moral courage is never necessary.