Morals
True gratitude reciprocates kindness, often leading to unforeseen rewards. Preparation and foresight ensure survival during tough times. Clumsy jesting is no joke. Wit and resourcefulness can turn the tide even in challenging situations. Appearances can deceive, but actions reveal the truth. Greed and envy lead to self-inflicted punishment. Avoid giving attention to minor nuisances to prevent self-harm. Deceit and lack of loyalty can lead to isolation and mistrust. Ideas are only as good as their execution. Every role is crucial in a system; cooperation and interdependence ensure its functioning. Society often favors comforting illusion over uncomfortable truth. Unity provides strength and resilience against adversity. Inherent nature is hard to suppress, regardless of external transformations. Precious things are for those that can prize them. Persistence, creativity, and incremental efforts overcome challenges. Beware lest you lose the substance by grasping at the shadow. Freedom is invaluable; never compromise liberty for the comfort of servitude. Beware, for not everything is as it appears. Our strengths, when exploited, can ironically become our downfall. A certain small gain is better than the uncertain promise of a greater one. When in another's power, one dances to their tune. Unity provides strength, while division leads to vulnerability. A single, reliable strategy often surpasses many uncertain ones. Deceit often backfires on the deceiver. Do not trust flatterers. Be wary of advice from those in difficult situations. It's easy to despise what you cannot achieve. Familiarity should not lead to loss of respect or overconfidence. True worth lies within, not in outward appearance. A known trouble is better than an unknown one. Treat others as you wish to be treated. Be wary of advice from those who stand to benefit. Overconfidence and inflated self-conceit can lead to one's own downfall. Be careful what you wish for; it may lead to disaster. Greed and impatience can lead to the loss of steady wealth. Slow and steady wins the race, but also humility and persistence. Having many friends does not guarantee assistance in times of need; the quality of friendships matters more than quantity. No matter how bad things seem, there's always someone worse off. Appreciate and understand the value of your abilities, and don't let vanity blind you. Vigilance and keen observation are keys to uncovering what others may overlook. Divine help supplements, but does not replace, personal effort. Better to live a humble, safe life than a glamorous life filled with danger. Beware of giving up control for personal gain, you may end up being controlled. True worth comes from being genuine and accepting oneself, not from mere appearances. Respect freedom and be wary of deceit. Consider potential consequences and exercise caution before taking action. Even the smallest friends can prove to be invaluable. Self-created narratives can be biased; evaluate sources critically. Love can lead to significant transformations, but one must not lose their self or become vulnerable to manipulation. You may share the labours of the great, but you will not share the spoil. Attempting to please everyone often leads to pleasing none. Consistency fosters trust; understanding context prevents misunderstandings. Injuries may be forgiven, but not forgotten. Trying to please everyone can lead to losing oneself. Prudence and foresight are essential; aiding others may lead to unintended harm if not properly assessed. Real value often lies beneath the surface. Avoid counting on future gains before they are realized. Unused wealth provides no more happiness than an empty hole. Great expectations can lead to great disappointments. Promises from adversaries are unreliable and should be treated with caution. Be cautious with your wishes; their realization might not bring the relief or happiness expected. Memories of past pleasures can be a source of joy in themselves. Despite our best strategies, some things are beyond our control. Value your unique gifts and be content; one cannot excel at everything. Acting in anger towards the insensible is futile; understanding and emotional control are key. Those who often lie risk disbelief even when telling the truth. Only cowards insult dying majesty. Heed warnings early to prevent future disaster. Relying on untrustworthy individuals can lead to harmful consequences. Better beans and bacon in peace than cakes and ale in fear. Humility and adaptability often yield greater survival than pride and rigidity. Indirect actions can have as significant an impact as direct actions. Actions speak louder than words; lead by example. A true friend is one who remains loyal in times of danger. Beware of relationships with significant imbalance of strength, as they may lead to harm. Kindness and persuasion are often more effective than force. No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted but one should be cautious of who the benefactor is. Courage without risk is mere bravado. Any excuse will serve a tyrant. Beware, for not everything is as it appears. Beware of the unchanging nature of the wicked. Proper upbringing and immediate correction of wrongs are crucial in molding a child's character.