Eat At Your Own As You Would

Only The Supremely Wise And The Ignorant Do Not Alter.

Let A Ruler Base His Government Upon Virtuous Principles, And He Will Be Like The Pole-star, Which Remains Steadfast In Its Place, While All The Host Of Stars Turn Towards It

The Master Said, At Fifteen I Set My Heart Upon Learning. At Thirty, I Had Planted My Feet Firm Upon The Ground. At Forty, I No Longer Suffered From Perplexities. At Fifty, I Knew What Were The Biddings Of Heaven. At Sixty, I Heard Them With Docile Ear. At Seventy, I Could Follow The Dictates Of My Own Heart; For What I Desired No Longer Overstepped The Boundaries Of Righ.

We Should Feel Sorrow, But Not Sink Under Its Oppression; The Heart Of A Wise Man Should Resemble A Mirror, Which Reflects Every Object Without Being Sullied By Any

The Wise Man Admires Water, The Kind Man Admires Mountains. The Wise Man Moves, The Kind Man Rests. The Wise Man Is Happy, The Kind Man Is Firm.