at is common in many Eastern religions, including Confucianism, Buddhism, and Hinduism. Another common topic is passage sixty-three. Many similarities can be drawn to the Hindu "neti, neti" concept. The passage is as follows:
             Plan for difficulty when it is still easy,
             Do the great while it is still small.
             The most difficult things in the world
             Because of this sages never do great things,
             That is why they fulfill their greatness.
             If you agree too easily, you will be little trusted.
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