When we feel inadequate or unworthy, we want to hold on to what we have and are afraid of feeling worse than we do already. The cause of our aggression and fear begins to dissolve when we move past this poverty of holding on to things, both physically and mentally.
Competition challenges you to do your best, but if you think of winning as vanquishing others you fall into dangerous egotism. Winning should be thought of as attainment and of knowing you did your personal best. Once you win your share, know when to leave and start anew.
When you have no enemy, you will always be victorious. If you have enemies never underestimate them. Underestimating your enemy is thinking that they are evil, thus you become an enemy yourself. Victory will always go to the one that knows how to yield.
When your work has ended look back on your conduct and the consequences of your actions. If the effects were good, then good fortune will be the result. It is only by the consequences of your actions and the fruit of your labours that you can judge what to expect.
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