Practice
Verse 252 — The Illusion of Others' Faults
« It's easy to see others' faults, but difficult to perceive one's own. One sees a neighbor's flaws like chaff, but conceals one's own like...
*Māyā*
« It's easy to see others' faults, but difficult to perceive one's own. One sees a neighbor's flaws like chaff, but conceals one's own like a cheater hides their game. »
Practice Peacefully
Observe the ease with which you detect the chaff in others. Notice the subtle cunning of the ego in masking your own inconsistencies. Lay down the weapons of justification and demonstrate transparency. Accept to see your blind spots with the smile of a being who learns. Cease the game of hide-and-seek with your own consciousness. Anchor yourself in the authenticity of a mask-free presence.