A Ruthless Man Extends His Ruthlessness From

The Master Said, The Case Is Like That Of Someone Raising A Mound. If He Stops Working, The Fact That It Perhaps Needed Only One More Basketful Makes No Difference; I Stay Where I Am. Whereas Even If He Has Not Got Beyond Leveling The Ground, But Is Still At Work, The Fact That He Has Only Tilted One Basketful Of Earth Makes No Difference. I Go To Help Him.

He Who Keeps Danger In Mind, Is He Who Will Rest Safe In His Seat; He Who Keeps Ruin In Mind, Is He Who Will Preserve His Interests Secure.

He Who Needs Only Coarse Food, Water And Drink, And As Pillow His Folded Arms Will Find Happiness Without Further Search.

There Are Three Things Against Which The Wise Man Guards: Lust When Young, Quarrels When Strong, And Covetousness When Old.

Never Overlook Wallflower At Dance; May Be Dandelion In Grass.