Wisdom often hides in simple sayings.
A skilled speaker talks of the world; a poor one only of household trifles.
Human feelings, like water, have their depths; worldly affairs, like clouds, shift with the wind.
Contentment brings lasting peace; knowing when to stop prevents disgrace.
Good deeds need no concealment; hidden matters are rarely pure.
In hardship, true hearts emerge; in wealth, caution is key.
A knife sharpened too much will wound its owner; wealth amassed excessively may harm one’s children.
Balance is the soul of wisdom.
A harmonious couple is like a well-tuned instrument; life’s gains and losses are like drifting clouds.
May we find clarity in noise and ease in the flow of life.