Those who have truly seen the world can understand the embarrassment of being broke, comprehend the arrogance of the newly rich, imagine the shortsightedness of a frog in a well, tolerate the bravado of boastful people, and understand that all of these—arrogance and vanity, pride and inferiority—have their reasons. They do not envy the wealthy nor pity the poor, neither flattery nor deception, neither humility nor arrogance. In this vast world, they know their own insignificance, understand the long passage of time, and realize that gains and losses, departures and arrivals, are all part of the normal course.