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    Accepting one's errors is difficult but important. The three most challenging things for a human are returning love instead of hate, including those excluded, and admitting when you are wrong. Anthony deMello notes that physical feats and intellectual achievements are not as difficult as practicing forgiveness, inclusion, and humility.

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    Accepting one's errors is difficult but important. The three most challenging things for a human are returning love instead of hate, including those excluded, and admitting when you are wrong. Anthony deMello notes that physical feats and intellectual achievements are not as difficult as practicing forgiveness, inclusion, and humility.

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    THE SPEAKING TREE

    Accept
    Your Errors
    SUMIT PAUL
    The three most difficult
    things fora human beingare
    not physical feats or intellec
    tual achievements. They are,
    first, returning love for hate,
    second, including the ex
    cluded; third, admitting that
    you are wrong.
    Anthony deMello

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