[Shard] - Sosaria
[Type] - Philosophy
[Book] - Red 20 pages

[Title] - ETHICS
[Author] -

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The Ethical Man
obtains his strength
through Ethics.
Hence, he is stronger
as well as more
daring. The Ethical
Man would risk his
life to save another

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man's life. On the
topic of Wealth and
Ethics: To be truly
ethical, thou shouldst
reject Wealth. Wealth
corrupts the soul. It
doth do so by placing a
greater value upon

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goods and material
possessions rather
than upon the "anima",
that is the living
matter or spiritual
matter. Spiritual
kinship should be
established as early

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as possible instead of
the numerous
tentative efforts by
parents and the
various communities
to establish a Wealth
kinship.



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Believing thou
shouldst abide by
rules of conduct,
learning well and
being of good rule and
disposition are what
will make an ethical
Man of thee. Wealth

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turns too many men
away from rules of
conduct. Quickly
enough, young men
like thee become
wastrels and haunters
of alehouses, thereby
losing their temporary

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possession, Wealth,
but above all losing
their richest dowry,
their only true
wealth, their soul.
Ethics will prevent
thee from following
that path. Reject

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Wealth, my dear
reader and most
assured brother, and
be truly ethical. I hope
I have convinced thee,
for if so, I have saved
thee.


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Never, NEVER,
surrender to thine
enemies. Fight to the
death, but do not
abandon thine Ethics.
The serpent of gold
can send thee along the
path to knowledge, but

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only if balanced by
wisdom. Thou mayest
already have felt the
ill fortune brought
about by wealth
without wisdom; now
use thy newfound
wisdom to balance the

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power of gold.