The Cautious Seldom Err.

A Fool Marvels At Rare Things, But A Wise Man At Common Ones.

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.

When Young, Beware Of Fighting; When Strong, Beware Of Sex; And When Old, Beware Of Possession.

When Music And Courtesy Are Better Understood And Appreciated, There Will Be No War.

He Who Exercises Government By Means Of His Virtue May Be Compared To The North Polar Star, Which Keeps Its Place And All The Stars Turn Towards It.