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There
is no riches above a sound body, and no joy above the
joy of the heart.
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Happy
is the man who finds wisdom, and the man who gets
understanding.
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True
happiness consists in self-reliance.
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If
a man speaks or acts with a pure mind, joy follows
with him as his own shadow.
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He
who desires happiness must strive after a perfectly
conteted disposition and control himself; for
happiness has contentment for its root, the root of
unhappiness is the contrary disposition.
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One
contented with what happens to him of itself is happy.
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To
one who has denuded himself of all lumber,subdued his
mind, is tranquil, serene and contented, there is
happiness everywhere.
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He
who is persevering, gentle and patient, who shuns men
of evil conduct, who does not injury, is
self-controlled and liberal¡ÐHe
who is of such conduct, obtains heavenly bless.
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Happiness
is desirable. It is an attribute of the soul. Both
virtue and profit are sought for it. Virtue is origin
of happiness; the end, the attainment of happiness.
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It
benefits a soul more to suffer than to rejoice.
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Be
angry but do not sin; do not let the sun go down on
your anger.
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A
man of quick temper acts foolishly.
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Hatred
stirs up strife.
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He
who is slow to wrath, is of great understanding.
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A
soft answer turneth away wrath; but grievous word stir
up anger.
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A
wrathful man stirreth up strife; But he who is slow to
anger, appeaseth strife.
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The
discretion of a man deferreth his anger, and it is his
glory to pass over a transgression.
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Covetousness
and anger are as the serpent¡vs poison; the wise man
casts away.
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All
men of anger are men of pride.
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The
angry man¡vs speech is like the water which iverflows
from a boiling kettle.
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A
glad heart makes a cheerful countenace, but by sorrow
of heart the spirit is broken.
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A
cheerful heart is a good medicine.
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The
heart knows its own bitterness;
and
no stranger shares its joy.
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Let
a wise man remove impurities from himself even as a
silversmith removes impurities from the silver: one
after one, little by little, again and again.
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This
is man, when his heart becomes corrupted all the other
limbs will be corrupted.
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All
mind is woven with the sense;
but
in a pure mind shines the light of the Self.
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Keep
your mind calm and serene; your own real enemy is your
own rebellious mind.
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Whoever
exalts himself will be humbled, and whoever humbles
himself will be exalted.
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A
man¡vs pride will bring him low; but he who is lowly
in spirit will obtain honor.
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Be
humble before all man.
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Let
us receive correction, at which no man ought to
repine.
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He
who endures to the end will be saved.
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If
we always see our own mistakes, we will always be in
accord with the Way.
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When
pride cometh, then cometh shame. But with the lowly is
wisdom.
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What
is the sign of a proud man? He never praises any one.
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If
a man praises himself, it is a sign that he knows
nothing.
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What
wisdom places as a crown for her head, humility places
as a sole for her feet.
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Neither
do I call myself good nor I see any one bad.
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The
man who proud of his birth, of his wealth, and of his
family, despises his relatives,¡Ðthat
is the cause to the losing.
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Seek
not greatness for yourself, covet not honor more than
your learning, crave not for royal tables.
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Let
us be lowly-minded, laying aside all arrogance and
conceit and folly and anger.
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Do
not judge by appearances,
but
judge with right judgement.
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Why
do you see the speck in your brother¡vs eye, but do
not notice the log that is in your own eye?
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Judge
not, and you will be not judged.
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By
three things is the world sustained¡Ðjustice,
truth and peace.
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When
words are many, transgression is not lacking, but he
who restrains his lips is prudent.
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