So long as you are allowed to keep it, take care of it as an innkeeper takes care of the property of a guest.
It accomplishes its work, but claims no credit. It dresses and feeds all things, but doesn't claim to be their master.
Accumulate wealth righteously; protect it diligently; multiply it wisely; and distribute it charitably.
He who does not manage his finances with prudence will soon become a beggar.
The physical body is the sacred foundation and instrument for the performance of all righteous duty.
We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors; we borrow it from our children.
He who respects the living waters will never perish of thirst in the desert.
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