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Correspondence No. 2: So, What About the Flaws I Can't See?

2026-10-15

A reader notices the flaws others can't see in themselves, and wonders about their own blind spots. The reply treats the judging mind as a mirror, and suggests that kindness and resting in awareness bring more to light than effort does.

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