This document contains a collection of analects, or sayings, of the Chinese philosopher Confucius. The analects discuss virtues like practicing good behavior so that others will follow your example, obtaining wealth and status through proper means, using one's strengths for virtue rather than force, truly loving or hating others based on their character, and avoiding wickedness by focusing on virtue. Each analect is accompanied by a short explanation in English.
This document contains a collection of analects, or sayings, of the Chinese philosopher Confucius. The analects discuss virtues like practicing good behavior so that others will follow your example, obtaining wealth and status through proper means, using one's strengths for virtue rather than force, truly loving or hating others based on their character, and avoiding wickedness by focusing on virtue. Each analect is accompanied by a short explanation in English.
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This document contains a collection of analects, or sayings, of the Chinese philosopher Confucius. The analects discuss virtues like practicing good behavior so that others will follow your example, obtaining wealth and status through proper means, using one's strengths for virtue rather than force, truly loving or hating others based on their character, and avoiding wickedness by focusing on virtue. Each analect is accompanied by a short explanation in English.
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Confucius A Requirement in English ll Submitted by: Carl Janelle Oligo Submitted to: Mrs. Wilhelminaida Dumdum
1. The master said, “Virtue is not to left
to stand alone. He who practices it will have neighbors.” (A virtue cannot stand alone without practicing it because, even though you have reprimanded but you not often change your bad attitude so it will be useless. Don’t just make it for just you have told but apply it to your personality so that the people around you will know much more about you.)
2. The master said, “Riches and honors
are what men desire. If it cannot be obtained in the proper way they should not be held. Poverty and meanness are what men dislike. If it cannot be obtained in the proper way, they should be avoided.” (Riches and Honors if not be obtained in a proper way can make a possibility that it will drove you in addiction and sometimes because of it we forget to thank God. These possibility was made because we focus in our own comfort and happiness that’s why some of the people now are making things that was unnecessary to their lives just make fun, but we can avoid it by self-discipline and veneer our study first) 3. The master said, “I any one able for one day to apply his strength to virtue? I have not seen the case in which his strength would be insufficient.” (The person who uses his strength or power for the sake of virtue is not yet considered to be virtue because a virtue will not force you to do it but just do it deep in your hearts without doubt, with love and accolade.)
4. The Master said, “It is only the
virtuous man can love, or can hate, others,”
(Sometimes we need to be careful of what
we are saying. Before we say what we are going to tell with somebody we need to think it many of time’s cause we don’t know if there’s person make offend or hurt of what we are going to tell. )
5. The Master said,” If the will be set on
virtue, there will be no practice of wickedness.”
(A person who do good and integrity when
she or he live here on earth. When the day comes if she or he die there’s no vain or worry of her or his because the value he or she thought to her family will remain lived forever and ever.)