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My understanding is that if you don't gain anything in front of you, you will not lose anything. As an evil person, although you have nothing to lose in the present, you will definitely lose more in the future. "There will be afterglow in the house of goodness, and there will be aftermath in the house of unkindness"; For example, if you treat your relatives and friends well, even if you don't get any benefits now, they will lend a helping hand when you are in trouble in the future.

If you speak harshly and harshly to them, although they are superficially submissive to you, will they still help you in the future when you need their help?

People are good, although blessings have not come, disasters have been far away; People are evil, although the disaster has not come, the blessing has been far away.

The original text is: People are good, although the blessing has not come, the disaster has been far away; Man is evil, although the disaster has not come, the blessing has been far away; Those who do good deeds are like the grass of a spring garden, which does not see its growth, but increases day by day. Those who do evil are like a sharpening stone, and they do not see their loss, but they lose every day.

The intention is to be kind to others, although no blessing will come, it will also keep oneself from evil; Being vicious, even if there is no disaster from heaven, will be farther and farther away from good luck. People who are kind to others are like the grass in the spring park, which does not seem to be very tall every day, but actually grows every day.

A person who does evil is like a stone used to sharpen a knife, which looks like it is not damaged, but in fact it is consumed every day.

From "Spring and Autumn Zengzi".

This sentence is from "Spring and Autumn Zhengpai Zengzi".

The original text is: People are good, although the blessing has not come, the disaster has been far away; People are evil, although the disaster has not come, the blessing has been far away.

Meaning: As long as you work hard to do good deeds, even if you have not yet attained happiness, disasters will be kept away. And if you do evil, even if you haven't suffered a disaster, happiness has been far away from you.

If you do good deeds one day, although the blessing has not come, the disaster will come from afar; If you do evil for a day, although the disaster has not come, the blessing will come from afar. He who does good is like the grass of a spring garden, which does not grow but grows day by day; The doer of evil is like a sharpening stone, which does not see its loss, but loses day by day.

Translation: If we strive to do more good deeds in the heavens, although happiness has not yet come, disaster has been far away. One day there are many evil deeds in the book, and although the calamity has not yet come, however, happiness has been alienated.

He who strives to expand his good deeds is like the green grass in the garden in spring, although its growth is not clearly visible, but it is increased every day (metaphor for human morality); A person who commits many acts of injustice and evil is like a stone that sharpens his sword, and although he does not lose any obvious loss every time he sharpens his sword, he loses something every day (a metaphor for human morality).