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I have said I have no human rancor. I understand that fanatics, for example, have their place. And it would help if you tried to look at human behavior sometimes from a slightly more expansive view (chiding).

By going to extremes fanatics point out to others the virtue of more moderate ways, and their actions actually make others with the same kind of persuasion evaluate their own beliefs. I realize the impracticality of asking anyone in physical life to bear no human rancor. It is futile. On the other hand, when you look at your fellows, try to see them as they are in all respects—as you would, say, a group of individual animals. Do not always compare them against any ideals—ideals superimposed by you, or anyone, upon others.

In other words negative thoughts can be recognized and plucked out with no more rancor than you would pluck out weeds in a garden. [...]

[...] It would help however if you simply remind him of this when such occasions arise, for your reminder, given without rancor, would be enough now to let him make a suitable adjustment at any given occasion. [...]

[...] I bear no human rancor, you see (with a smile), as Ruburt to some extent must.

[...] Without judgment or rancor I note that my parents never seemed to have the slightest interest in Jane’s work (although they loved her dearly), while taking my own abilities for granted as they had done all of my life. [...]