1: Do Not Abandon the Misguided. Instead, Show Them The Path. (Marcus Aurelius and Socrates)

Update: 2021-05-24

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"How cruel — to forbid people to want what they think is good for them. And that's just what you won't let them do when you get angry at their misbehavior. They're drawn towards what they think is good for them.

Show them that. Prove it to them instead of losing your temper."

- Meditations 6.27, Marcus Aurelius

How do you treat those who have angered and wronged you? While the wicked are deserving of justice, what does it mean to understand them?

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1: Do Not Abandon the Misguided. Instead, Show Them The Path. (Marcus Aurelius and Socrates)