To Find The Tao, There

Sincerity Is That Whereby Self-completion Is Effected, And Its Way Is That By Which Man Must Direct Himself.

All Wisdom Is Rooted In Learning To Call Things By The Right Name. When Things Are Properly Identified, They Fall Into Natural Categories And Understanding Becomes Orderly.

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

The Superior Person Is Calm And Composed; The Lesser Person Is Continuously Worried And Distressed.

I Have Never Seen A Man As Fond Of Virtue As Of Women.