In a duel between two, masters compete to see who makes fewer mistakes. This is the law of the scales of fate.

Lao Tzu said: He who conquers others is powerful, and he who conquers himself is strong.

Confucius said: A gentleman seeks for himself, a villain seeks for others.

Sun Wuzi said: Those who were good at fighting in the past were first invincible and waited for the enemy to become victorious. The invincible lies with oneself, but the victorious lies with the enemy.

The words of the three sages all illustrate a profound truth. In a duel between two and two masters compete, who makes the fewest mistakes will ultimately be compared.

The "Book of Changes" says: "Heaven moves vigorously, and a gentleman strives to constantly strive for self-improvement." Everything in the heaven and earth moves vigorously and powerfully, regardless of human will. A wise man relies on his own efforts to change his destiny. Only by advancing with the times and adapting to local conditions will we not be abandoned by time and history.

Wang Yangming talks about "leading to conscience", which means that everything has a highest good. If you want to get satisfactory results, you must get infinitely close to this highest good. The way is to "unify knowledge and action", or like "The Analects of Confucius" says: "Learn and practice from time to time."

There are many duels in life, opportunities for masters to compete, and the ability of people in the game to seize opportunities is tested.

Your relationship with your body, your relationship with your family, and your relationship with your work.

The relationship between organizations, the relationship between enterprises, and the relationship between countries.

We can basically know its future fate by observing and speculating with "conscience".

The Libra law of fate is just one sentence: He who wins is strong, and he who shirks the blame declines.