More Bits of Spiritual Advice That May Seem Impossible to Apply In Our Workplace
Let's continue with our consideration of bits of spiritual advice that may seem impossible - at first blush at least - in our workplace. Last time we connected the items presented under the subject "Say Nothing" to the practice of heroic virtue. As we read through today's bits of advice, that connection may not seem so far-fetched. If we take that connection seriously, perhaps it will help us to consider these items not so impossible. Not that it would make things easy in any way. We're being asked, or urged, to step up here, to not react as might "feel" natural, as others might react. And, let's add, it's likely not sinful if we were to react as others might here. It's, again, simply natural for us to react, at least to feel the urge to react, the opposite of what we're advised here. Of course, it could be sinful. For example, #2: If we hear of faults of others, and indulge in conversation about this, or, as the item puts it, "let ...