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Teachings
of the Masters Excerpts from the I-Ching |
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| The best time to resolve a conflict is at the beginning. Disengage your ego and you will meet with good fortune. |
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Do not pause in your progress to bask in admiration or anticipate results. Clinging to modesty affords you a greater success. |
Express
your knowledge in your conduct rather than in your words.
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| Disdain for those below or envy of those above prevents progress. Strive not to achieve a goal or to have an influence, but to embody proper virtues. In this way success is assured. |
Do not seek to impress or influence others. Meet them, instead, with sincerity, simplicity, and openness. In this way success is assured.
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