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2.10 Communication Lessons

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1)Learn what is right; then teach others, as the wise do. If you learn something new that is good you should teach it to someone else. If you learn to show respect to your teachers, you should teach that to your friend so that they will know to show respect. 2) More than those who hate you, more than all your enemies, an undisciplined mind does greater harm. Your biggest enemy is yourself. Anything someone else does for you is not as bad as what you may do to yourself. It is good to know that so you can try harder and not only treat others with respect, but treat yourself with respect. A person that is not taught well is the worst of himself. 3) Make friends with those who are good and true, not with those who are bad and false.

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