To Go Beyond Is As Wrong As

The Master Was Entirely Free From Four Things: Prejudice, Foregone Conclusions, Obstinacy, And Egoism.

A Man May Not Transgress The Bounds Of Major Morals, But May Make Errors In Minor Morals.

One Who Is By Nature Daring And Is Suffering From Poverty Will Not Long Be Law-abiding. Indeed, Any Men, Save Those That Are Truly Good, If Their Sufferings Are Very Great, Will Be Likely To Rebel.

The Master Said, "to Study, And Then In A Timely Fashion To Practice What You Have Learned - Is This Not Satisfying? To Have Companions Arrive From Afar - Is This Not A Joy? To Remain Unrecognized By Others And Yet Remain Free Of Resentment - Is This Not The Mark Of The Gentleman?"

If You Try To Do Too Much, You Will Not Achieve Anything.