Anger against the week is wrong but it is useless against the strong.

Anger destroys not only one who gets angry but also one's relations who help them in times of danger.

Though tortured like scorching fire, it is better to control one's anger.

To refrain from hurting anyone wilfully in any manner at any time even in thought is the chief virtue.

Those who want to be free from sufferings will not do wrong sincle all wrongs recoil on wrong doers.

A man's knowledge is of no use if he does not regard the sufferings of others as his own.

The wise despise the disgraceful act of killing, however great its gain may be.

Those who once led their life by killing will live in poverty with dreadul diseases.

The soul quits the body anyday like a bird coming out of the egg-shell.

Men are not sure of the next moment in their life. Yet they think of millions of future plans.