Do not waste your true heart on vain calculations; only great virtue endures for millennia.
What is the true heart? It is kindness without evil, still yet responsive, pure yet perceptive. Only when you are wholly good can your heart remain unmoved yet fully connected. Otherwise, all efforts come to nothing.
Great virtue lasts forever—like Confucius and Mencius, whose legacies transcend time. Why? They lived not for themselves but for future generations. Without ego, without self, they acted consistently and selflessly.
Thus, do not reduce your true heart to a tool of calculation. To do so is to invite confusion, create karma, and suffer the consequences.
Though we seek neither fame nor lasting recognition, we must still walk the path of great virtue—through action, example, and quiet sincerity. Step by step, the heart clears; virtue endures.