There Are Three Things Against

We Should Keep The Dead Before Our Eyes, And Honor Them As Though Still Living

Care Not For Want Of Place; Care For Thy Readiness To Fill One. Care Not For Being Unknown, But Seek To Be Worthy Of Note.

Men Of Principle Are Sure To Be Bold, But Those Who Are Bold May Not Always Be Men Of Principle.

The Superior Man, Extensively Studying All Learning, And Keeping Himself Under The Restraint Of The Rules Of Propriety, May Thus Likewise Not Overstep What Is Right.

The Superior Man, When Resting In Safety, Does Not Forget That Danger May Come. When In A State Of Security He Does Not Forget The Possibility Of Ruin. When All Is Orderly, He Does Not Forget That Disorder May Come. Thus His Person Is Not Endangered, And His States And All Their Clans Are Preserved.