Mercy must have wisdom.

Mercy requires wisdom.

Be kind, kind, conscious.

No, do good because it's duty.

Mercy must be wise... kind, conscious.

In Buddhism, "doing good" does not mean doing everything for everyone, but rather acts consisting of compassion, wisdom, and consciousness.

Mercy without wisdom can become a wrong help.

Kindness without consciousness can cause us and others trouble.

Giving because of pity or habituation can make some people sick.

Before helping anyone, ask yourself briefly:

"Is what we're going to give... really helpful to him?"

"Are we helping mercifully, or are we following emotionally?"

"If we don't give this time, are we really wrong?"

Knowing is good.

But knowing what not to give is also a good thing.

Because a wise man will know

Mercy is not indulgence.

Forgiveness is not to allow repeated harm.

And being nice doesn't mean we have to be someone everyone pleases.

Sometimes... setting boundaries is merciful to yourself.

Sometimes... rejection is wisdom.

And sometimes... stopping helping is giving another person the opportunity to learn and take responsibility for their life.

Be good with mercy.

Do good with consciousness

And do good with wisdom

Because "good people" are not everything.

But people who know what to do and what not to do.

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