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• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 3:15  + (Foolish pride is an incurable malady; a bad wife is a chronic disease; and a wrathful disposition is a life-long burden.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 3:1  + (Four things increase by use: health, wealth, perseverance, and credulity.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 8:16  + (Good men vary. Some are like cocoa-nuts, full of sweet milk; others, like the jujube, externally pleasing.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 3:21  + (Good people shine from afar like the snowy mountains; bad people are not seen, like arrows shot at night.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 4:23  + (Great works need no great strength, but perseverance.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 9:5  + (Grief and wrath, avarice and desire, delusion and laziness, vindictiveness and vanity, envy and hatred, censoriousness and slander – are the twelve sins destructive of man's bliss.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 8:9  + (Grieve not about thy sustenance; nature will supply it. When a creature is born, the mother's breast supplies milk.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 6:6  + (Harmony is the law of life, discord its shadow; whence springs suffering, the teacher, the awakener of consciousness.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 2:24  + (Hatred is never quenched by hatred; hatred ceases by showing love; this is an old rule.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 1:8  + (Having tasted the sweetness of illusion and tranquillity, one becomes free from fear, and free from sin, drinking in the sweetness of Dharma (law).)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 7:30  + (He is a man who does not turn away from what he has said.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 12:30  + (He that does a memorable action, and those who report it, are all but short-lived things.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 12:26  + (He that is so anxious about being talked of when he is dead, does not consider that all who knew him will quickly be gone.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 11:21  + (He who bestows bounty on mankind, makes of mankind his debtor in a future birth.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 1:3  + (He who casts off all desires, living free from attachments, and free from egoism, obtains bliss.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 8:2  + (He who does not recognize the bread and salt is worse than a wild wolf.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 5:2  + (He who feeds the hungry before he has assuaged his own hunger, prepares for himself eternal food. He who renounces that food for the sake of a weaker brother is – a god.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 8:4  + (He who has been once deceived, dreads evil, and suspects it even in truth.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 2:23  + (He who hath subdued himself, may hope to subdue others. One's own self is the most difficult to master.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 1:14  + (He who hath too many friends, hath as many candidates for enemies.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 3:10  + (He who holds back rising anger like a rolling chariot, is called a real driver; other people are but holders of the reins.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 10:31  + (He who is not lowly in his own sight, will never be exalted in the sight of others.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 2:8  + (He who keeps to his business, he who loves his companions, he who does his duty, will never be poor.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 2:7  + (He who kisses the hand he cannot cut off, will have his head cut off by the hand he now kisses in the next rebirth.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 10:29  + (He who knows not his own worth, will never appreciate the worth of others.)

• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 4:1  + (He who leaves the society of fools, cleaves unto the wise.)

• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 4:27  + (He who lives in one color of the rainbow is blind to the rest. Live in the light diffused through the entire arc, and you will know it all.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 1:29  + (He who neglects his duty to his conscience, will neglect to pay his debt to his neighbor.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 4:16  + (He who smites will be smitten; he who shows rancor will find rancor; so, from reviling cometh reviling, and to him who is angered comes anger.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 1:31  + (He who tasteth not thy bread during thy lifetime, will not mention thy name when thou art dead.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 8:27  + (He who wants a faultless friend, must remain friendless.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 4:8  + (He who wishes to reach Buddhahood, and aspires to the knowledge of the Self-born, must honour those who keep this doctrine.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 5:25  + (He who wrongs another unjustly will regret it, though men may applaud him; but he who is wronged is safe from regret, though the world may blame him.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#Gem 5:0  + (I'm weary of conjectures, – this must end … I'm weary of conjectures, – this must end 'em.<br></br>Thus am I doubly armed: my death and life,<br></br>My bane and antidote, are both before me:<br></br>This in a moment brings me to an end;<br></br>But this informs me I shall never die.<br></br>The Soul, secured in her existence, smiles<br></br>At the drawn dagger, and defies its point.<br></br>The stars shall fade away, the sun himself<br></br>Grow dim with age, and nature sink in years;<br></br>But thou shalt flourish in immortal youth,<br></br>Unhurt amidst the war of elements,<br></br>The wrecks of matter, and the crush of worlds.youth,<br> Unhurt amidst the war of elements,<br> The wrecks of matter, and the crush of worlds.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 4:15  + (If a man consorting with me (Buddha) does not conform his life to my commandments, what benefit will ten thousand precepts be to him?)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 5:19  + (If a man understands the self saying "I am He," what could he wish or desire that he should pine after the body?)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 1:25  + (If every pebble became a priceless ruby, then pebble and ruby would become equal in value.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 7:25  + (If evil be said of thee, and if it be true, correct thyself; if it be a lie, laugh at it.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 11:2  + (If justice predominates not over injustice in a man, he will speedily fall into ruin.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 5:10  + (If one man conquer in battle a thousand times a thousand men, and if another conquer himself, he is the greater of the two conquerors.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 5:12  + (If thou hast done evil deeds, or if thou wouldst do them, thou mayest arise and run where'er thou wilt, but thou canst not free thyself of thy suffering.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 4:21  + (If thou losest all, and gettest wisdom by it, thy loss is thy gain.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 10:5  + (If we were convinced that we could never make our crooked ways straight, we should for ever continue in our errors.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 1:27  + (If wisdom were to vanish suddenly from the universe, no one yet would suspect himself a fool.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 12:27  + (If you depend too servilely upon the good word of other people, you will be unworthy of your own nature.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 12:17  + (If you examine a man that has been well-disciplined and purified by philosophy, you will find nothing that is unsound, false, or foul in him.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 11:6  + (In calamity are men's virtues proved, and by long absence is their friendship tested.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 11:1  + (In every blessing think of its end, in every misfortune think of it removal.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 12:2  + (In health and wealth man is never in want of friends. True friends, however, are those who remain when they are needed.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 11:10  + (In information is shown the wit of man, and in travel is his temper tried.)
• Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 11:11  + (In poverty is benevolence assayed, and in the moment of anger is a man's truthfulness displayed.)