No one can judge another, for, when another is judged you are yourself condemned

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We must accept the good and discard the bad. One must always be inquiring, ‘Is it good?’ or ‘Is it bad?’, “Is it right or wrong?’ It is not enough that discrimination be practised only for physical objects. We must use discrimination in our vision – in what we see. We must show discrimination in our words, in what we listen to, in our thoughts and, of course, in our actions and in all our behaviour. Only then will the word ‘discrimination’ acquire significance. Discrimination is a very essential requirement of life.