Don't Make To Others What You Don't

The Master Said, "wealth And Honor Are Things That All People Desire, And Yet Unless They Are Acquired In The Proper Way I Will Not Abide Them. Poverty And Disgrace Are Things That All People Hate, And Yet Unless They Are Avoided In The Proper Way I Will Not Despise Them. If The Gentleman Abandons Ren, How Can He Be Worthy Of That Name? The Gentleman Does Not Violate Ren Even For The Amount Of Time Required To Eat A Meal. Even In Times Of Urgency Or Distress, He Does Not Depart From It."

The Master Said, “the Gentleman Understands What Is Right, Whereas The Petty Man Understands Profit.” (analects 4.16)

Knowledge Without Practice Is Useless. Practice Without Knowledge Is Dangerous.

Love Others As You Would Love Yourself, Judge Others As You Would Judge Yourself, Cherish Others As You Would Cherish Yourself. When You Wish For Others As You Wish For Yourself And When You Protect Others As You Would Protect Yourself, That's When You Can Say It's True Love.

Be Strict With Yourself But Least Reproachful Of Others And Complaint Is Kept Afar.