1) Adaptability
2) Inner peace
3) Kindness
l never saw truth as a value... how would anyone define it for me? Differing perspectives, which also constantly change, make truth a malleable concept. It seems that the objective truth resembles a compromise where the person, at some cost (or not) chooses to believe it, and thus regard it as such. This way, even the darkest truth can be rendered believeable... until an invisible line is crossed which results in the eventual discarding of a potential "truth"... Unless you're referring to honesty, which would change things somewhat...
I am fond of my ability to see many differing perspectives when considering any issue... which results in my adaptability and an ever-changing presence of mind. It's like I'm always, passively, subconsciously, updating myself and refreshing my conceptions, reaching new insights not previously considered for some reason or another, even simple predisposition or carelessness -- and the results never really show up until their time comes.
Before other forms of peace, or other values or deeds can be pursued, it is important that inner peace -- the only kind of peace I know that relates directly to the self -- is insured, and so it is a must. Of course, the frequent visitor of my mind, that is, slightly paranoid/schizotypal ideation does not help, really. Even while I'm having a most wonderful time, the slightest irrational thought (such as being mugged/assaulted while walking) can contribute towards a darker mood shift.
And I find it very important to be kind, if not outright nice. (a distinction I picked up somewhere that's been eye-opening to me.) I know, deep down, that I am, relatively speaking, a "good" person, whatever that means -- and surely this is not something to boast about -- but simply outwardly reflect in some way, without the use of mental make-up. Usually this results in both positive and occasionally negative frankness... but I never really lose track. I can argue with the best of my friends, but at the end of the day I make sure that I appreciate their perspectives and we remain friends and hold each other in high regard, as before.