The best moment to bring someone's attention to something or to speak about a correction is when we are outside of relativity.
Meaning not as a reaction.
Someone corrects us and we say: "what about you, you do this and that the same...".
That strengthens our pride and means we have not transformed what was said into consciousness.
A good way is to stay calm, listen and look inside and learn, forget all about the person doing the correcting and whether they are virtuous or not and look with our consciousness for what's true.
Then when we are content from having seen the truth, wait and let the other person know kindly and calmly about an error if there was one on and also if we think it is in their benefit. Not as a reaction or a comeback but because something was factually incorrect or out of place.
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