Alius-criticus: V2, 80
If Criticism as a request —for the changing Cerebral, Emotional, Verbal, and Practical conduct— emanates from others, that is “Alius-criticus”.
Explanation:
Alius-criticus is the conscious process of receiving criticism from others, examining it carefully, distinguishing valid criticism from invalid criticism, and accepting it whenever it is found to be true.
Unlike Sui-criticus, which begins with questioning oneself, Alius-criticus begins with the willingness to listen to others. The two processes complement one another. Sui-criticus enables a person to discover and examine their own errors, while Alius-criticus prevents them from becoming imprisoned within the limits of their own perspective.
Together, Sui-criticus and Alius-criticus form the foundation of conscious human revision. They help individuals correct their errors, restore balance within themselves, improve their relationships with others, and contribute to a more balanced relationship between humanity and nature.