on to others. When asked to do something that is inappropriate or bad, do not promise lightly. If you do, you will be wrong either way.

　　When speaking, make the words clear and to the point. Do not talk too fast or mumble.

　　Some like to talk about the good points of others, while some like to talk about the faults of others. If it is none of your business,

　　do not get involved.

　　(21)When you see others do good deeds, think about following their example. Even though you are still far behind, you are

　　getting closer. When you see others do wrong, immediately reflect upon yourself. If you have made the same mistake, correct it.

　　If not, be extra cautious not to make the same mistake.

　　(22)When your morals, conduct, knowledge, and skills are not as good as others, you should encourage yourself to be better.

　　If the clothes

　　you wear, and the food you eat and drink are not as good as others, do not be ashamed.

　　(23)If criticism makes you angry and compliments make you happy, bad company will come your way and good friends will

　　shy away.

　　If you are uneasy about compliments and appreciative of criticism, sincere and understanding virtuous people will gradually

　　be close to you.

　　(24)If your mistake is not done on purpose, it is only an error. If it is done on purpose, it is evil. If you correct your mistake and

　　do not repeat it, you no longer have the mistake. If you try to cover it up, you will be doubly wrong.

　　Chapter 5: Love All Equally

　　(25)Human Beings, regardless of nationality, race, or religion, everyone should be loved equally. We are all sheltered by the same

　　sky and

　　we all live on the same planet Earth.

　　(26)A person of high ideals and morals is highly respected. What people value is not based on outside appearance. A person of

　　outstanding bility will naturally have a good reputation. Admiration from others does not come from boasting or praising oneself.