To Know And Not Do, Is To

Those Who Cannot Forgive Others Break The Bridge Over Which They Themselves Must Pass.

By Nature, Men Are Nearly Alike; By Practice, They Get To Be Wide Apart.

When The Multitude Detests A Man, Inquiry Is Necessary; When The Multitude Likes A Man, Inquiry Is Equally Necessary.

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

If A Man Withdraws His Mind From The Love Of Beauty, And Applies It As Sincerely To The Love Of The Virtuous; If, In Serving His Parents, He Can Exert His Utmost Strength; If, In Serving His Prince, He Can Devote His Life; If In His Intercourse With His Friends, His Words Are Sincere - Although Men Say That He Has Not Learned, I Will Certainly Say That He Has.