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 The quote you provided is indeed connected to the teachings of the Bahá'í Faith, particularly in relation to virtues and the role of women. The reference to "WOMEN #3" suggests that it is part of a set of virtue cards designed to highlight the qualities and attributes associated with women in the Bahá'í teachings.


### Context in Bahá'í Teachings

- **Gratitude**: In the Bahá'í Faith, gratitude is emphasized as an essential virtue. The teachings encourage individuals to recognize and appreciate the many gifts and blessings they receive from God and the community.

  

- **Role of Women**: The Bahá'í Faith places a strong emphasis on the equality of women and men, and virtues associated with women are often highlighted to empower and uplift their roles in society.


### Possible Source

While I don't have access to specific texts or cards directly, you may find this quote in Bahá'í literature that discusses virtues or specifically in the context of women's contributions and attributes. If you're looking for a more specific source, it might be beneficial to consult Bahá'í texts or resources that focus on the virtues associated with women.


If you need more information or context about Bahá'í teachings: https://www.bahai.us/

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