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慎獨，是最高級的獨處！

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一个人在没有人监督的情況下，自发自愿保持个人高尚的道德品质，在能做各种坏事的情況下，不做坏事，这就是——慎独。
多年前，我听过一个故事，说在哈佛大学附近有一個便利店，便利店没有收銀，店里放一个盒子，盒子里都是零钱，自己拿东西，自己付钱，自己找钱，没有人监督，盒子上面写了一句话“盒子里面少了一毛钱”。
但是每天晚上有人負責清點，從來沒有少過錢，反而只會多錢。因爲很多學生把錢丟進盒子裏，突然忘了丟了多少錢，又怕多拿了，想想就算了，有些學生，一看沒有零錢，錢丟進去就丟進去也就算了。
這就是慎獨。
我跟一個朋友說：慎獨的人非常了不起。朋友說：有什麽了不起？慎獨不就是自律嗎？我回答：不對，慎獨比自律更高級。
比如，你每天早上堅持7點起來跑步，堅持了很多年，沒有人督促你，你堅持做一件事情這是自律，自律是克服人性的懶惰。
但是慎獨境界更高，慎獨是無論何時何地，始終如一地約束一個人的言行，保持高尚的品德。慎獨之人，會時時刻刻保持一顆敬畏之心，常常反思規範自己的言行，不僅僅是自律那麽簡單。

慎獨，是最高級的獨處！

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原文地址：https://www.cnblogs.com/daveylin/p/14952413.html

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