We are master of our own judgement
- Whenever we do something wrong, then, from now on we will not blame anything except the opinion on which it’s based; and we will try to root out wrong opinions with more determination than we remove tumours or infections from the body
- By the same token, we will acknowledge opinion as the source of our good behaviour too
- And we, not externals, are the masters of our judgements
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Selected writings of philosopher Epictetus
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