Lose With Truth And Right Rather Than

The More We Desire For That Which Is Superfluous, The More We Meet With Difficulties; Our Strength And Possessions Are Spent In Unnecessary Things, And Are Wanting When Required For That Which Is Necessary.

He Who Does Not Understand That A Dead Lion Is More Alive Than A Living Dog Will Remain A Dog.

If A Person Studies Too Much And Exhausts His Reflective Powers, He Will Be Confused, And Will Not Be Able To Apprehend Even That Which Had Been Within The Power Of His Apprehension. For The Powers Of The Body Are All Alike In This Respect.

The Being Which Has Absolute Existence, Which Has Never Been And Will Never Be Without Existence, Is Not In Need Of An Agent.

No Form Remains Permanently In A Substance; A Constant Change Takes Place, One Form Is Taken Off And Another Is Put On.