--- In  "Srisetiowati Seiful" wrote:

Hi everyone,

>From another neighbouring mailing list, interesting how one can find 
a "trait" to cut across all faiths... another proof of universal 
values that every single human being should be able to relate to...

Enjoy your Thursday,
Cheers,
Sri

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A man holding a basket of eggs does not dance on stones. 
African  
Buji Proverb (Nigeria)

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"... Each of us is responsible for one life only, and that is our 
own. Each of us is immeasurably far from being 'perfect as our 
heavenly Father is perfect' and the task of perfecting our own life 
and character is one that requires all our attention, our will-power 
and energy. If we allow our attention and energy to be taken up in 
efforts to keep others right and remedy their faults, we are wasting 
precious time. We are like ploughmen each of whom has his team to 
manage and his plough to direct, and in order to keep his furrow 
straight he must keep his eye on his goal and concentrate on his own 
task. If he looks to the side and that to see how Tom and Harry are 
getting on and to criticize their ploughing, then his own furrow will 
assuredly become crooked." 
Baha'i  
Shoghi Effendi 
Living the Life, pp. 2-3

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He who treads the Path in earnest 
Sees not the mistakes of the world; 
If we find fault with others 
We ourselves are also in the wrong. 
When other people are in the wrong, we should ignore it, 
For it is wrong for us to find fault. 
By getting rid of this habit of fault-finding 
We cut off a source of defilement. 
When neither hatred nor love disturb our mind 
Serenely we sleep. 
Buddhism 
Sutra of Hui Neng 2

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Judge not, and ye shall not be judged. 
For with what judgment ye judge, 
ye shall be judged: 
and with what measure ye mete, 
it shall be measured to you again.  
Christianity 
Matthew 7:1-2 
King James  Version

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Confucius said, 
"The gentleman calls attention to the good points in others; 
he does not call attention to their defects. 
The small man does just the reverse of this." 
Confucianism 
Analects  12.16

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Take oneself to task instead of putting faults on others. 
The Gayan of Hazrat Inayat Khan

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To God belongeth the Mystery 
of the heavens and the earth, 
and the decision of the hour of judgment, 
as the twinkling of an eye, 
or even quicker, 
for God hath power over all things. 
Islam 
The Holy Qur'an Sura XVI v  77

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Judge not they neighbor until thou hast stood in his place. 
Judaism 
Talmud, Mishnah, Abot 2.5 
a saying of  Hillel

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Great Spirit, Let me not criticize another until I have walked a mile 
in his moccasins. 
Native American  

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"Our judgements, even concerning ordinary things, are frequently 
clouded by our emotions.  For example, we often see the actions of 
our loved ones--even if they are harmful--as wonderful, whereas we 
judge even the positive actions of a person we dislike as pretentious 
and false. We cannot rely upon our perceptions; it is a fact that we 
misapprehend many situations." 
Dalai Lama
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