Finding fault with other people is really very deep. It does not just come in the material part of the self. It comes from contamination of the human part that has not learned to accept people. It is difficult to believe what a very high level of being is required before a soul is free from criticism. People can have very great development in many directions and have very good qualities and even be able to be of help to others, and yet there remains in them something which finds fault, which takes other people as being different. You must never be surprised that you have in you, constantly, impulses of criticism. You have to realize that these are undoubtedly marks of imperfection in us.

- from a Sunday talk at Coombe Springs (1959)