We Should Not Fret For What Is

For The Moon Though One, Dispels The Darkness, Which The Stars, Though Numerous, Do Not.

Charity Puts And End To Poverty; Righteous Conduct To Misery; Discretion To Ignorance; And Scrutiny To Fear.

The Serpent, The King, The Tiger, The Stinging Wasp, The Small Child, The Dog Owned By Other People, And The Fool: These Seven Ought Not To Be Awakened From Sleep.

Treat Your Kid Like A Darling For The First Five Years. For The Next Five Years, Scold Them. By The Time They Turn Sixteen, Treat Them Like A Friend. Your Grown Up Children Are Your Best Friends.

Rain Which Falls Upon The Sea Is Useless; So Is Food For One Who Is Satiated; In Vain Is A Gift For One Who Is Wealthy; And A Burning Lamp During The Daytime Is Useless.