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Modern Chinese Buddhist master Hsing Yun says this about virtue and about the wealthy and about those prominent in politics:
"We can't sense virtue from rich merchants because they are overbearing. Similarly, those officials who are high in positions are so obsessed with fame that their virtue cannot be seen. In fact, virtue is developed through humility."
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"We can't sense virtue from rich merchants because they are overbearing. Similarly, those officials who are high in positions are so obsessed with fame that their virtue cannot be seen. In fact, virtue is developed through humility."
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