Code of Ethics for a Living Philosophy
By Lao Russell
• To bring blessing on yourself, bless your neighbor.
• To enrich yourself, enrich your neighbors.
• Honor your neighbor and your neighbor will honor you.
• To sorely hurt yourself, hurt your neighbor.
• He who seeks love will find it by giving it.
• The measure of a man’s wealth, is the measure of the wealth he has given.
• To enrich yourself with many friends, enrich your friends with yourself.
• That which you take away from any man, the world will take away from you.
• When you take the first step to give yourself to that which you want, it will also take the first step to give itself to you.
• Peace and happiness do not come to you from your horizon. They spread from you out to infinity beyond your horizon.
• The whole Universe is a mirror which reflects back to you, that which you reflect into it.
• Love is like the ascent of a high mountain peak. It comes ever nearer to you as you go ever nearer to it.
Copyright (1955) by Lao Russell of the University of Science and Philosophy
• To enrich yourself, enrich your neighbors.
• Honor your neighbor and your neighbor will honor you.
• To sorely hurt yourself, hurt your neighbor.
• He who seeks love will find it by giving it.
• The measure of a man’s wealth, is the measure of the wealth he has given.
• To enrich yourself with many friends, enrich your friends with yourself.
• That which you take away from any man, the world will take away from you.
• When you take the first step to give yourself to that which you want, it will also take the first step to give itself to you.
• Peace and happiness do not come to you from your horizon. They spread from you out to infinity beyond your horizon.
• The whole Universe is a mirror which reflects back to you, that which you reflect into it.
• Love is like the ascent of a high mountain peak. It comes ever nearer to you as you go ever nearer to it.
Copyright (1955) by Lao Russell of the University of Science and Philosophy