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Buddhism Wisdom
Him I Call Indeed A Brahmana, The Manly, The Noble, The Hero, T
The People Suffer From Famine Because Of The Multitude Of Taxe
Him I Call Indeed A Brahmana Who Has Traversed This Miry Road,
Cut Off The Five (senses), Leave The Five, Rise Above The Five
A Man Is Not An Elder Because His Head Is Grey; His Age May Be
If A Man Commits A Sin, Let Him Not Do It Again; Let Him Not
De
What (tao's) Skilful Planter Plants
Can Never Be Uptorn;
What Other Men (thus) Teach, I Also Teach The Violent And Stro
Self Is The Lord Of Self, Who Else Could Be The Lord? With Sel
But, Like A Beautiful Flower, Full Of Colour And Full Of Scent,
As The Bee Collects Nectar And Departs Without Injuring The
Flo
So Long As The Love Of Man Towards Women, Even The Smallest, Is
From Affection Comes Grief, From Affection Comes Fear; He Who I
Him I Call Indeed A Brahmana Whose Knowledge Is Deep, Who
Posse
To Him Who Holds In His Hands The Great Image (of The Invisibl
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