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One should not pry into the faults of others, into things done and
left undone by others. One should rather consider what by oneself is
done and left undone. |
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The intelligent examines his own behavior every day. |
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One may conquer in battle a thousand times a thousand men, yet he is
the best of conquerors who conquers himself. |
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Better is it truly to conquer oneself than to conquer others. |
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The fault of others is easily seen, but one's own is hard to see.
Like chaff one winnows other's faults, but one's own one conceals as
a crafty fowler disguises himself. |
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Recognize your own weakness and watch for improvement. |
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Whoever, by good deed, covers the evil done, such a one illumines the
world like moon freed from clouds. |
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You should confess your faults to other people bravely ! |
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Repentance includes a turning away from sin. |
