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If there is one message I would give to you all, it is that there is no justification for killing—there is no justification for hatred—there is no justification for violence. It may occur, but those who indulge in violence are themselves changed, and the purity of their purpose adulterated. They are no longer the selves that they were.

You cannot kill. As long as you can extinguish a human consciousness forever, then murder and killing are crimes. And you must deal with them. As long as you believe in the reality of violence, then violence is a crime, and you reap its fruits. There will never be a justification for killing or violence.

[...] Being is its own justification. [...]

[...] Only those areas that mean safe justification to you will have meaning, and the others will begin to disappear. [...]

Now if you would each, for ten minutes a day, open yourselves to your own reality there would be no question of self-justification, for you would realize the miraculous nature of your own identity. [...]

[...] Being is its own justification. [...] Consciousness is its own justification, and this goes for each of you. [...]

(To Sue) Only those areas that mean— only those areas that mean to you safe justification have meaning and the others will begin to disappear. [...]

Now if you would each, for ten minutes a day, open yourselves to your own reality there would be no question of self-justification for you would realize the miraculous nature of your own identity. [...]

“I feel sometimes as if I am expected to justify life’s conditions, when of course they do not need any such justification.”

I have told you before, however, that there is never any justification for violence. There is never any justification for threats. [...]

[...] It finds in the present no justification in fact for such interpretations, while your thoughts act as if those situations were presently before you, to be confronted. [...]

When you hold such a conviction you are always convinced that something is wrong, and your belief brings about a condition which gives you justification for feeling that. [...]

Now, dear friends, there is never any justification for war, and there is never any justification for killing.

[...] “There is never any justification for violence. There is no justification for hatred. There is no justification for murder. [...]

Fears when present find any justification. [...]

[...] He then feels rid of the problem itself but is quite ready to attack it in others, and with great self-righteousness and justification.

[...] Mystic enlightenment does not see an enemy, however, and there is no need for arrogance, attack, or self-justification.

[...] In your society people have been taught in many areas that change can only lead to a deterioration, and this seems to have a scientific justification. [...]

In terms of this life, the justification of existence entered in, as I told you; the tale that he told himself in other words to see that he did his work.

The idea that being is its own justification is important here: The rights and privileges of the body cannot be long ignored, though Ruburt’s body has withstood very much. [...]

[...] You feel with some justification, that Ruburt in his own concern forgets your lingering symptoms; and he should make an effort now to use his abilities to help rid you of these.

I could therefore with some justification let you continue to believe in beginnings and endings, and leave the more complicated explanations out, but this is not my way. [...]

I feel sometimes as if I am expected to justify life’s conditions, when of course they do not need any such justification.

(10:20.) Our books and sessions are primarily a celebration of life, not a justification of it, or an excuse or apology for the conditions of physical reality. [...]

([Ron:] “Well, Hitler could have used that justification for wiping out 9 million Jews.”)

[...] Nothing here must ever be taken as a justification for evil, in humanity’s terms. [...]

(9:25.) The beliefs of both of you find justification in physical life, and only reinforce themselves. [...]