Reflect on Principal Doctrine One to remember that the gods cause no trouble for anyone.

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    Principal Doctrine One is "The blessed and immortal nature knows no trouble itself, nor causes trouble to any other, so that it is never constrained by anger or favor. For all such things exist only in the weak."

    This article will discuss how to apply this doctrine.

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