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| 26.1 |
Heaviness is the root of lightness.
Silence
is the ruler of rashness. |
| 26.2.1 |
That is why the gentlemen (may) travel all day,
(but
will) not part from (travelling in) curtained carriage (and with)
heavy (supplies). |
| 26.2.2 |
Although having a glorious appearance,
(he)
remains comfortably detached. |
| 26.2.3 |
What to do (if being) the emperor - lord of ten
thousand chariots,
yet by (tiring his) body, (he) slights the
world. |
| 26.3 |
(Take things) lightly, then (you will) lose
(your) root.
(Take things) in rash, then (you will) err in (your)
rulership. | |
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