What The Wise Seek Is In Themselves

In Dealing With The Dead, If We Treat Them As If They Were Entirely Dead, That Would Show A Want Of Affection And Should Not Be Done; Or, If We Treat Them As If They Were Entirely Alive, That Would Show A Want Of Wisdom And Should Not Be Done.

The Man Who In View Of Gain Thinks Of Righteousness; Who In The View Of Danger Is Prepared To Give Up His Life; And Who Does Not Forget An Old Agreement However Far Back It Extends - Such A Man May Be Reckoned A Complete Man.

Recompense Injury With Justice, And Recompense Kindness With Kindness.

The Superior Man Is Anxious Lest He Should Not Get The Truth; He Is Not Anxious Lest Poverty Should Come Upon Him.

Knowledge Without Practice Is Useless. Practice Without Knowledge Is Dangerous.