To Learn and to Practice
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Key Takeaway: To Learn and to Practice.
To Learn and to Practice. Is this not a pleasure?. Ren (仁, rén) is a central Confucian ethical term often translated as humaneness, benevolence, humanity, or human-heartedness. These renderings overlap without being exact synonyms; in the Analects, Ren names a cultivated quality of humane relationship and conduct. • Is this not a pleasure?
As Confucius taught in the Analects and as the Confucian tradition of virtue and self-cultivation holds, To Learn and to Practice.
— Oriens
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The Golden Rule
Ren (仁, rén) is a central Confucian ethical term often translated as humaneness, benevolence, humanity, or human-heartedness..
What you do not wish, do not do to others
These renderings overlap without being exact synonyms; in the Analects, Ren names a cultivated quality of humane relationship and conduct..
Do Not Yield
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When rightness is at stake, even to your teacher
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Care for All
Ren (仁, rén) is a central Confucian ethical term often translated as humaneness, benevolence, humanity, or human-heartedness..
The old at peace, friends trusted, the young cherished
These renderings overlap without being exact synonyms; in the Analects, Ren names a cultivated quality of humane relationship and conduct..