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经典文献 -> 周易 -> 系辞下 -> 5.13

子曰：“君子安其身而后动，易其心而后语，定其交而后求，君子修此三者，故全也，危以动，则民不与也，惧以语，则民不应也，无交而求，则民不与也，莫之与，则伤之者至矣。易曰：‘莫益之，或击之，立心勿恒，凶。’。”The Master said: - 'The superior man (in a high place) composes himself before he (tries to) move others; makes his mind restful and easy before he speaks; settles (the principles of) his intercourse with others before he seeks anything from them. The superior man cultivates these three things, and so is complete. If he try to move others while he is himself in unrest, the people will not (act) with him; if he speak while he is himself in a state of apprehension, the people will not respond to him; if without (certain principles of) intercommunication, he issue his requests, the people will not grant them. When there are none to accord with him, those who (work to) injure him will make their appearance. As is said in the Yi, "(We see one) to whose advantage none will contribute, while some will seek to assail him. He observes no regular rule in the ordering of his heart: - there will be evil."'

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