He Who Befriends A Man

He Who Look At A Woman Who Is Not His Wife As A Mother; Wealth That Is Not His As Dust And All The Men As Himself... Is A Happy Man. He, Who Sees All These Things Under A Different Light, Is A Blind.

Foolishness Is Indeed Painful, And Verily So Is Youth, But More Painful By Far Than Either Is Being Obliged In Another Person's House.

A Ruler Wishing To Win Shold Not Trust A Cpterued Enemy Even If He May Be Extending Had To Be Friend. Because Deep Rooted Enemity, However, Concealed, Will Ruerely Come To Light.

Accumulated Wealth Is Saved By Spending Just As Incoming Fresh Water Is Saved By Letting Out Stagnant Water.

The Forest Fire Burns Even Tree Like Sandalwood.