Honesty speaks of the need for straight dealings and truth in representation.  We need to be deeply honest here, making certain that there is no room for confusion or misunderstanding, no fuzzy edges.   Both written and verbal agreements need to be completely clear.  Assumptions may not be as well understood by all parties as we are assuming and they need to be tested for comprehension.

On a personal level, Honesty reminds us not only to be clear in what we say and do, but also to act and speak with compassion and tact. Brutal honesty is not usually true honesty at all, but somehow slanted towards the worst. Dishonesty, even in the name of tact, is not helpful either. Balancing on that fine line of loving honesty may take some effort, but will provide rich rewards. Honest humility, idealism, and clarity of mind are some of the advantages of honesty.