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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required To judge another is no proof of intelligence: those who delight in condemning should first strive to correct their own failings, for one is often struck by what is more unworthy than oneself. The arrogance of judgment reveals less the clarity of mind than the poverty of discernment. He who sets himself up as censor betrays the weakness of his own inner realm. Criticism, when born of pride, teaches nothing but the blindness of the one who utters it. It is nobler to amend oneself than to denounce the faults of others. The truly wise spirit practices self-reform before claiming to reform others. The sternest judges of men are often the most guilty before themselves. The condemnation of another often serves as a screen for one’s own shortcomings. One rises higher by cultivating integrity than by proclaiming another’s fall. He who seeks the stain in another ignores the corruption that consumes him. Only inner justice remains a legitimate authority to evaluate the deeds of men. Moral injunctions sound hollow when the life of the one who utters them offers no testimony. To judge is often to forget that one is oneself exposed to error. The dignity of the spirit resides less in sentencing than in understanding. Easy blame is the weapon of feeble consciences that refuse to know themselves. He who sees faults everywhere shows that he does not yet know his own. The judge’s intolerance is but the mirror of his inability to reform himself. The more a man persists in denouncing, the more he unveils the shadow of his own deficiencies. It is easy to condemn, it is rare to examine oneself. True intelligence is fulfilled in self-mastery, not in the scrutiny of others. One does not ennoble oneself by debasing another, but by elevating one’s own being
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