Reading Without Thinking Will Confuse

A Good Man Does Not Make A Warrior, Just As Good Steel Does Not Go For Nails.

The Superior Man Is All-embracing And Not Partial. The Inferior Man Is Partial And Not All-embracing.

There Are Three Unfilial Acts: The Greatest Of These Is The Failure To Produce Sons.

Do Not Wish For Quick Results, Nor Look For Small Advantages. If You Seek Quick Results, You Will Not Reach The Ultimate Goal. If You Are Led Astray By Small Advantages, You Will Never Accomplish Great Things.

When The Superior Man Eats He Does Not Try To Stuff Himself; At Rest He Does Not Seek Perfect Comfort; He Is Diligent In His Work And Careful In Speech. He Avails Himself To People Of The Tao And Thereby Corrects Himself. This Is The Kind Of Person Of Whom You Can Say, "he Loves Learning."