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A noble helps and returns favors. The average may do one. The base man does neither. But one who becomes your enemy despite your help—is the worst.
The noble always help others, even the wicked. But the rise of the wicked due to such help becomes a great affliction to the noble, like a heart disea...
One may help even the ungrateful or rival without attachment to outcomes. The wise focus on the cause, not on who benefits or whether it yields fruit.
In distress, the virtuous show their strength in helping others, even as they fade. Like mercury that shines even when crushed, their true essence glo...
A wicked person isn’t moved even by a hundred favors. A noble soul, however, surrenders himself at the slightest honor or respect.
Even endless help and generosity cannot make one’s sister’s son an heir. Blood relations and affection hold firm boundaries despite help or closeness.
One who forgets both favor and offense easily has a stone-heart. Such a man is barely alive though breathing. Forgetfulness of emotion is emotional de...
People may befriend the noble out of fear, greed, or obligation—like animals do—but only the noble recognize virtue through true sight.
Even without help, a real friend supports your betterment. Such a friend achieves the impossible out of sheer regard, not obligation.
Even the moon, who sweetens poison and heals enemies, was not born to help—but still nourishes. A true great soul helps naturally, even the harmful.
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