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Carefully Observe The Natural Laws In Operation In The World Around You, And Live By Them. From Following Them, You Will Learn The Morality Of Modesty, Moderation, Compassion, And Consideration (not Just One Society's Rules And Regulations), The Wisdom Of Seeing Things As They Are (not Of Merely Collecting "facts" About Them), And The Happiness Of Being In Harmony With The Way (which Has Nothing To Do With Self-righteous "spiritual" Obsessions And Fanaticism). And You Will Live Lightly, Spontaneously, And Effortlessly.

The Major Lesson Tiggers Need To Learn Is That If They Don't Control Their Impulses, Their Impulses Will Control Them. No Matter How Much They Do, Tiggers Are Never Satisfied Because They Don't Know The Feeling Of Accomplishment That Eventually Comes When One Persistently Applies One's Will To The Attaining Of Non-immediately-reachable Goals.

Sourness And Bitterness Come From The Interfering And Unappreciative Mind. Life Itself, When Understood And Utilized For What It Is, Is Sweet. That Is The Message Of The Vinegar Tasters.

By The Time It Came To The Edge Of The Forest, The Stream Had Grown Up, So That It Was Almost A River, And, Being Grown-up, It Did Not Run And Jump And Sparkle Along As It Used To Do When It Was Younger, But Moved Slowly. For It Knew Now Where It Was Going, And It Said To Itself, There Is No Hurry. We Shall Get There Some Day.

The Surest Way To Become Tense, Awkward, And Confused Is To Develop A Mind That Tries Too Hard - One That Thinks Too Much.