Dada BhagwanPeople have the right to criticize you. You do not have the right to criticize anyone.
About This Quote
The right to criticize is a powerful tool. It allows us to get closer to the truth. If we are free to criticize, then the people who are criticized are also free to be correct. Unfortunately, some people choose not to let us criticize them.
They don’t want us to see their weaknesses. When others criticize them, they often look for someone else to blame for their mistakes.
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