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| External considering |
| Through external considering, the other person
becomes as important as oneself, and one understands the necessity
of adopting certain forms of conduct, for example, listening
and a willingness to help. Practicing external considering enables
us to struggle against inner considering since it teaches us
to give instead of to take or want to receive. In a broader
sense, external considering is a way of genuinely understanding
another person, his problems, and his situation, and leads naturally
to more positive feelings and a kinder attitude towards him.
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