These writings have not condemned a careful criticism of somebody’s faults.There are three types of right motives: If one’s intention arises from a correct reason, the writings do not disapprove it. *A correct reason can be of three types: to desire the well-being of the self-criticated person, to desire the well-being of the whole world, or to desire the well-being of himself. *If one’s intention arises from a correct reason, the writings do not disapprove it. *A correct reason can be of three types: to desire the well-being of the self-criticated person, to desire the well-being of the whole world, or to desire the well-being of himself. *There are three types of right motives: If one’s