There Are Three Unfilial Acts:

There Is The Love Of Knowing Without The Love Of Learning; The Beclouding Here Leads To Dissipation Of Mind.

There Are Some With Whom We May Study In Common, But We Shall Find Them Unable To Go Along With Us To Principles. Perhaps We May Go On With Them To Principles, But We Shall Find Them Unable To Get Established In Those Along With Us. Or If We May Get So Established Along With Them, We Shall Find Them Unable To Weigh Occurring Events Along With Us.

The Superior Man Thinks Always Of Virtue; The Common Man Thinks Of Comfort.

Not Too Isolated, Not Too Many Relationships, The Middle, That's Wisdom.

There Are Not The Weeds The Ones That Drown The Good Seed, But The Negligence Of The Peasant.