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Wisdom from Chinese Sages, Icons & Poets.
Confucius Quotes
Chinese Proverbs
Wisdom from Chinese Sages, Icons & Poets.
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The Noblest Worry: Confucius on Why the Great Mind is Troubled by Principles, Not Possessions
The Inner Compass: Confucius on Why the Noble Mind Looks Inward, Not Outward
The Inescapable Equation: Confucius on Why Foresight Prevents Present Woes
The State of the Benevolent: “The Virtuous Man Has No Anxieties”
The Cry of Loneliness: “Others All Have Brothers, I Alone Have None”
The Undisturbed Mind: No Anxiety, No Fear, for the Self-Examination Finds No Fault
The Liberated Mind: How Wisdom, Virtue, and Courage Free Us from Doubt, Worry, and Fear
Chasing the Horizon, Guarding the Treasure: The Dual Anxiety of Learning
The Expansive Heart: The Composure of the Noble Mind
Zi Lu on the Paradox of Learning: The Anxiety of Unpracticed Knowledge
Confucius Quote on Filial Piety: Parents Are Anxious Lest Their Children Should Be Sick
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