The Man Who Loves His Job Never

Is Any One Able For One Day To Apply His Strength To Virtue? I Have Not Seen The Case In Which His Strength Would Be Sufficient.

A Good Man Regards The Root; He Fixes The Root, And Ail Else Flows Out Of It. The Root Is Filial Piety; The Fruit Brotherly Love.

The Wise Man Admires Water, The Kind Man Admires Mountains. The Wise Man Moves, The Kind Man Rests. The Wise Man Is Happy, The Kind Man Is Firm.

Only The Wisest And Stupidest Of Men Never Change.

All Things Are Nourished Together Without Their Injuring One Another. The Courses Of The Seasons, And Of The Sun And Moon, Are Pursued Without Any Collision Among Them. The Smaller Energies Are Like River Currents; The Greater Energies Are Seen In Mighty Transformations. It Is This Which Makes Heaven And Earth So Great.