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Self Justification in quarrels

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Published by Sri Aurobindo on 02/09/2017
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The Mother of Sri Aurobindo Ashram

Self-justification is always a sign of ego and ignorance. When one has a wider consciousness, one knows that each one has his own way of looking at things and finds in that way his own justification, so that both parties in a quarrel believe themselves to be in the right. It is only when one looks from above in a consciousness clear of ego that one sees all sides of a thing and also their real truth.

Ref: Letters on Yoga – IV

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