No Man Is Without His Load Of

Thy Peace Shall Be In Much Patience.

Thou Shalt Ever Joy At Eventide If Thou Spend The Day Fruitfully.

He That Avoideth Not Small Faults, By Little And Little Falleth Into Greater.

The Good Devout Man First Makes Inner Preparation For The Actions He Has Later To Perform. His Outward Actions Do Not Draw Him Into Lust And Vice; Rather It Is He Who Bends Them Into The Shape Of Reason And Right Judgement. Who Has A Stiffer Battle To Fight Than The Man Who Is Striving To Conquer Himself.

Love Alone Makes Heavy Burdens Light And Bears In Equal Balance Things Pleasing And Displeasing. Love Bears A Heavy Burden And Does Not Feel It, And Love Makes Bitter Things Tasteful And Sweet.