ANCIENT WISDOM

[Prof. Dr. Yogendra Yadav]

Prof. Dr. Yogendra Yadav

Gandhian Scholar

Gandhi Research Foundation, Jalgaon, Maharashtra, India

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ANCIENT WISDOM

 

 

 

Here is wisdom sent to me by the friend whom I have already introduced to the readers of these columns:

That which is incomplete becomes complete.

The crooked becomes straight.

The empty becomes full.

The worn-out becomes new.

He who obtains has little.

He who scatters has much.

That is why the self-controlled man holds to unity and brings it into manifestation for men.

He looks not at self, therefore he sees clearly.

He asserts not himself, therefore he shines.

He boasts not himself, therefore he has merit.

He glorifies not himself, therefore he endures.

The Master indeed does not strive, yet no one in the world can strike against him.

The words of the Ancients were not empty words.

That which is incomplete becomes complete.”