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马可·奥勒留《沉思录》· Meditations · 健康 · 认知 · 哲学 · 人性
XXV. When any shall either impeach thee with false accusations, or hatefully reproach thee, or shall use any such carriage towards thee, get thee presently to their minds and understandings, and look in them, and behold what manner of men they be. Thou shalt see, that there is no such occasion why it should trouble thee, what such as they are think of thee. Yet must thou love them still, for by nature they are thy friends. And the Gods themselves, in those things that they seek from them as matters of great moment, are well content, all manner of ways, as by dreams and oracles, to help them as well as others.
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有人诬告你、恶毒辱骂你,或对你态度恶劣时,别急着生气,先设身处地想想对方是什么样的人、心里怎么想。你会发现,他们的看法根本不值得你烦恼。但即便如此,你仍要爱他们,因为按天性他们是你的同类。连神明也愿意用梦和神谕等方式帮助这些人,就像帮助其他人一样。所以,别把别人的恶意太当回事,理解他们的局限,保持善意,这样你才能不被激怒,继续做自己的事。
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今天遇到讨厌的人,你能先想想他的处境再决定反应吗?
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