We Should Worship As Though The Deity

He Who Sling Mud, Lose Ground.

The Master Said, “a True Gentleman Is One Who Has Set His Heart Upon The Way. A Fellow Who Is Ashamed Merely Of Shabby Clothing Or Modest Meals Is Not Even Worth Conversing With.” (analects 4.9)

To Acknowledge Our Faults When We Are Blamed, Is Modesty; To Discover Them To One's Friends In Ingenuousness, Is Confidence; But To Preach Them To All The World, If One Does Not Take Care, Is Pride.

The Master Said, A Gentleman, In His Plans, Thinks Of The Way; He Does Not Think How He Is Going To Make A Living. Even Farming Sometimes Entails 5 Times Of Shortage; And Even Learning May Incidentally Lead To High Pay. But A Gentleman's Anxieties Concern The Progress Of The Way; He Has No Anxiety Concerning Poverty.

A Good Man Will Certainly Also Possess Courage; But A Brave Man Is Not Necessarily Good.