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LIII. Wickedness in general doth not hurt the world. Particular wickedness doth not hurt any other: only unto him it is hurtful, whosoever he be that offends, unto whom in great favour and mercy it is granted, that whensoever he himself shall but first desire it, he may be presently delivered of it. Unto my free-will my neighbour's free-will, whoever he be, (as his life, or his bode), is altogether indifferent. For though we are all made one for another, yet have our minds and understandings each of them their own proper and limited jurisdiction. For else another man's wickedness might be my evil which God would not have, that it might not be in another man's power to make me unhappy: which nothing now can do but mine own wickedness.
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白话
别人的恶行不会伤害世界整体,也不会直接伤害你;真正受伤的只有作恶者自己。而且,只要他愿意,随时可以摆脱恶行。别人的自由意志对你来说是中性的,不影响你的选择。虽然我们天生要互相合作,但每个人的心灵各有管辖范围。否则,别人的恶就可能成为我的不幸,但神不允许这样,所以只有我自己的恶才能让我不幸。
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马可·奥勒留强调,人的心灵各自独立,外界的恶不能强迫你变坏,除非你自己同意。这是斯多葛派的核心信念。
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今日一问
你是否曾因别人的错误而惩罚自己?今天能否把别人的行为与自己的幸福分开?
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