a painting of a red and blue sphere with a beam of light coming out of it

The sparrow has not become a phoenix, which is not necessarily a relief. People often say, "Spare others when you can." The sword hanging over someone's head may fall on one's own head. Once one becomes successful, one is either vindictive or forgiving, which tests one's magnanimity. However, it seems that the individual's fate is also intertwined with this in the depths of time. Perhaps people should still be magnanimous. The gentleman's magnanimity knows no bounds, as his heart can contain the flow of a hundred rivers. He detests evil with a straight-forwardness like frost in the face of winter, and he asks after the customs of the vulgar with a gentleness like spring. The sunlit windows are quiet during the day, and the moonlit cup is serene at night. The poet's praise can make the lotus blossom with a start, and his laughter can stir the autumn wind into a frenzy. The phoenix steps alone without a companion, and the crane's voice is still solitary. I am fortunate to receive even a moment of you