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Interpretation
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Writers referenced: Feng - English, McDonald, Merel, Ganson
Moderation is one of the keys to joy and good living. It is wise not to go to extremes and to be kind in ones' life and humble about ones' accomplishments and be interested in what others are doing. Who do we admire more, the healer who is humble and does not trumpet grand titles or the MD who compares himself to God and ventures to tell the mechanic how to do his work? All of us have carried a cup of tea that is filled to the brimmed and when it spills over the edges felt the burn of the heat and seen the results of the floor. It is wise to know when to stop working on something. When to give the task a break, or one may find oneself broken in the heat of the moment. Greed is not the same as prosperity. If one is never satisfied then how can one ever expect to be happy. It is wise to let things go, to let others have their days and when done to retire with love and joy. |
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