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A person's increase in worldly possessions is a decrease, And any gain not purely good is a loss. And every fleeting fortune, Indeed, its true meaning is loss. O you who strive to build a ruined home, By God, can ruined life ever be rebuilt? And you who are greedy for wealth, Have you forgotten that the joy of money is sorrow? Turn your heart away from this world and its adornments, For its purity is tainted, and union is separation. And lend your ear to the parables I will explain, As one separates rubies and coral. Do good to people, and you will win their hearts, For kindness has always enslaved humankind. O servant of the body, how much you toil in its service! Do you seek profit in what it contains? Loss Turn to your soul and perfect its virtues, for you are human by virtue of your soul, not your body. And if someone wrongs you, let your forgiveness and pardon be forgiving in the face of their transgression. Be a helper to those who have hope and seek your generosity, for the free man is a helper. Hold fast to the rope of God, for it is the pillar when all other pillars fail you. He who fears God will be praised in the end, and He will protect him from the evil of the powerful and the weak. He who seeks help from other than God in his request, his helper will be weakness and abandonment. He who withholds good has no true brothers or friends. He who is generous with his wealth, all people will incline towards him, for wealth belongs to man. A seducer He who is at peace with people is safe from their harm And lives content and joyful He who has the power of reason over him tomorrow And has no power over his soul for greed He who casts a glance, out of excessive ignorance, towards desire Will turn a blind eye to the truth one day, ashamed He who associates with people will encounter hardship from them For their nature is oppression and aggression He who seeks out brothers will find them lacking For most of the brothers of this age are traitors He who consults the vicissitudes of time will find for himself proof Of the true nature of time He who sows evil will reap in its consequences Regret, and for the harvest of the seed When He who trusts the wicked sleeps, and in his shirt are a viper and a snake. Be cheerful, for the free man's ambition is a record, and upon it is cheerfulness as its title. And be gentle in all matters, for no companion has ever regretted it, nor has anyone ever condemned him. And do not be deceived by fortune brought about by recklessness, for recklessness is destruction, and a man's gentleness is construction. Do good when you have the ability and power, for the ability to do good will not last forever. The garden is adorned by the light of dawn, and the free man is adorned by justice and kindness. Protect the honor of your face, do not tear its veil, for every free man... The face of a free man is like flint; If you encounter an enemy, always meet him with a face radiant and cheerful. Abandon laziness in seeking good deeds, for no lazy person finds happiness in them. A man devoid of piety and wisdom has no shade, Even if leaves and branches shelter him. People are helpers to those whose power is favorable to them, And they are helpers against them when it turns against them. Do not entrust a secret to a gossip who will divulge it, For no wolf has ever tended sheep in the desert. Do not assume people are of one nature, for they have instincts whose varieties you cannot count. Not all water is like a stagnant spring for its seeker, Yes, nor is all A plant, it is a sedge Do not tarnish the face of a wise woman with procrastination For kindness is tarnished by procrastination and leniency Do not consult anyone but a resolute, vigilant advisor In whom secrecy and declaration are equal For plans have knights who, when they gallop, excel in them, just as war has knights And matters have appointed times And every matter has its limit and measure So do not be hasty in seeking a matter For haste before maturity is not praiseworthy Enough of life is what satisfies need For in it, if you achieve, there is wealth for the free man And the contented one is satisfied with his livelihood But the greedy one, even if he becomes rich, is angry! A young man's intellect is enough of a companion, If brothers and friends shun him They are two sucklings of the same milk: wisdom and piety And a dweller of a homeland: wealth and tyranny If a noble homeland turns against him, then he has Beyond it, in the vastness of the earth, homelands O oppressor, rejoicing in the glory that aids him If you are asleep, know that time is ever awake Injustice would not be palatable if you were just to its perpetrator And does a man find pleasure in two speeches? O learned one, whose conduct is pleasing Rejoice, for you are quenched without water And O brother of ignorance, even if you were to find yourself in the depths You would undoubtedly be thirsty between them Do not think that joy is everlasti...