- Should we long for luck to come to others, money will move to us.
- To earn is difficult; to preserve it is more difficult.
- He who has earned money, should also earn common sense.
- To know the Spirit is to be inwardly full. Should we accept it as a way of life, the outer life will be abundant.
- Problems arise when we are unable to handle ourselves dexterously.
- For one who will not repeat his earlier errors, money will never be scarce.
- He who treats falsehood as truth can never invoke the Spirit. If he ever does it, it will lead to no result.
- Scarcity in funds reveals lack of good temperament.
- Resorting to shortcuts removes one from Spirit.
- Cleverness of any type will eliminate the Spirit.
- One can cheat anyone, not himself.
- Self-deception leads to incompetence.
- One who betrays someone cannot be true to another.
- Purity of mind in a wife ensures the longevity of the husband.
- Vain pride will eliminate the results and will elude the seeker.
- Shortcut to ruin is jealousy.
- If one hopes to reach the Spirit through falsehood, he is one who tries to touch the sky by outstretched hands.
- No problem will remain unsolved when the heart that created it by offending others changes.
- Seek life for expressing the Spirit, do not seek Spirit to enrich your life.
- Man seeking cruelty will be met by life with darker cruelty.
- Ridiculing the fallen man will lead you to die starving.
- He who challenges to ruin another will surely meet with utter ruin.
- Should you wish for abundant prosperity, do not cringe before the wealthy.
- The other name of Luck is humility.
- When every wish is fulfilled and when unexpected good luck also overtakes one, it does not mean all this will generate FAITH in him.
- Jealousy makes life mean and perverse. To be jealous of a spiritual individual is certain ruin.