Strength Of Character Means The Ability To

Cheerfulness Is A Very Great Help In Fostering The Virtue Of Charity. Cheerfulness Itself Is A Virtue.

It Is Just As Cowardly To Judge An Absent Person As It Is Wicked To Strike A Defenseless One. Only The Ignorant And Narrow-minded Gossip, For They Speak Of Persons Instead Of Things.

Only A Kind Person Is Able To Judge Another Justly And To Make Allowances For His Weaknesses. A Kind Eye, While Recognizing Defects, Sees Beyond Them.

If You Feel An Aversion To A Person--that Is, An Unexplainable Feeling Of Dislike Or Distaste For Him--it Is The Most Dangerous Time For A Proper Opinion Of Him, His Character, Or His Actions. Any Judgment You Pass Upon Him At Such A Time Is Bound To Be Unfair.

Everyone Who Comes Within The Reach Of Your Knowledge Is, As It Were, On Trial In Your Mind. It Is Easy To Be An Unjust, Ignorant, And Even A Merciless Judge. The Real Character Of The Actions Of Others Depends In Great Measure On The Motives That Prompt Them, And These Motives Are Unknown To You.