“Yet even differences prove helpful, where there are tolerance, charity and Truth.”
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Source: M.K. Gandhi, An Autobiography / The Story of My Experiments with Truth (Navajivan, 1927-29)
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Disagreement usually feels like a threat, but it only turns corrosive when goodwill is missing. Add patience, a real wish for the other person's good, and honesty, and opposing views start covering each other's blind spots rather than hardening into a fight.
When to use it
- A design team whose loud arguments produce a stronger plan because no one is trying to win, only to get it right.
- Two partners with opposite temperaments, one cautious and one bold, who keep each other from the mistakes each would make alone.
- Neighbors of different faiths who trade holiday meals and questions instead of trading complaints.

