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Conscience - K. Murali Mohan Raju
Our conscience always knows right from wrong, even when the world does not. Any wrongdoing leaves an indelible stain on our inner self.
Our conscience tells every person whether an action is right or wrong. Even if the world does not know, the mind knows everything. A mistake committed in the dark may not appear in history, but it remains an indelible stain within our inner self. Doing wrong knowingly is deceiving oneself. While we may mislead others, …
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