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Exploring Encheiridion 20 – Episode 61

Exploring Encheiridion 20 – Episode 61

March 30, 2022 Posted by Chris Fisher

Keep in mind that what injures you is not people who are rude or aggressive but your opinion that they are injuring you. So whenever someone provokes you, be aware that the provocation really comes from your own judgment. Start, then, by trying not to get carried away by the impression. Once you pause and give yourself time, you will more easily control yourself. (Ench 20)

 

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