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Category Archives: Judging
You Lookin’ at Me?…
Confucius said, “When you meet a noble person, emulate them. When you meet an evil person, look within.” But why? Because you only ever do unto others what you’ve done to yourself already. Conversely, you do to yourself what you’ve … Continue reading
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