As He has given, and as has been presented again and again, not in times nor seasons, not in new moons nor in any place, but every day, every hour we show forth His love in a manner that makes for the knowledge of all contacting us that He walks with us, that He is our friend.
Daily Application of Selected Cayce Readings
June 4
When Mistakes Are Made
Why berate or belittle those who attempt to do the best?
Based on Edgar Cayce reading 4061-2
Anita walked into the middle of a chaotic work situation. The managers in her division were arguing about a recent decision they had made. As it turned out, they had not made the correct decision, so now everyone was trying to blame someone else or the people in other departments for not following through correctly.
After listening to what had gone wrong, Anita told them that at this point she didn't care who was right or wrong. She wanted to get on with the job. Whatever was needed to be done to correct the decision would be done by all of them together.
She never did try to determine exactly where the problem originated because the basic decision had been incorrect. Through experience Anita has learned that at times like these it is better for the entire department just to take the corrections and not to make one person feel guilty for the entire snafu.
APPLICATION: The next time something goes wrong, try to help make corrections without laying blame.