In Antiquity Men Studied For Their Own

The Noble-minded Are Calm And Steady. Little People Are Forever Fussing And Fretting.

A Man Of Humanity Is One Who, In Seeking To Establish Himself, Finds A Foothold For Others And Who, In Desiring Attaining Himself, Helps Others To Attain.

Great As Heaven And Earth Are, Men Still Find Some Things In Them With Which To Be Dissatisfied. Thus It Is That, Were The Superior Man To Speak Of His Way In All Its Greatness, Nothing In The World Would Be Found Able To Embrace It, And Were He To Speak Of It In Its Minuteness, Nothing In The World Would Be Found Able To Split It.

Only By Perfect Virtue Can The Perfect Path, In All Its Courses, Be Made A Fact.

An Angry Man Is Full Of Poison.