benevolence

Four Pillars of a Whole Life: The Seriousness of the Way and the Freedom of the Arts

The Golden Rule of Confucius: Wish to Establish Yourself? Establish Others.

The Boundary of Benevolence: Zi Gong’s Question on Universal Charity

The Wisdom of the Superior Man: He May Be Led to the Well, But Not Into It

The Well of Virtue: A Disciple’s Paradoxical Challenge to Benevolence

The Flowing Wise, The Steadfast Virtuous: A Confucian Allegory of Character

The Paradox of Virtue: The One Who Seeks Difficulty Before Reward

Confucius on the Hierarchy of Virtue: Sustained Commitment Versus Fleeting Glimpses

The Ambition of Confucius: A Vision of Universal Care

Confucius on Purity and Its Limits in the Path to Virtue

Confucius on the Nature of Loyalty: Why It Differs from Perfect Virtue

Confucius Quote on Humanity and Music: What Has a Man Without Humanity to Do with Music?

Confucius Quote on Humanity and Ritual: What Has a Man Without Humanity to Do with the Rites?

Confucius Quote on Self-Cultivation: Earnestness, Trustworthiness, and Love for All

Confucius Quote on Rhetoric, Appearance, and Benevolence