The Wise Have No Delusions (chisha wa madowazu)
知者は惑わず (chisha wa madowazu): the wise have no delusions. From Confucius, hand-brushed by Master Eri Takase.
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This is part of a well-known quote by Confucius which says "The Wise Have No Delusions, The Benevolent Have No Worries, and The Brave Have No Fears". There are multiple variations of this including "the wise are never confused or never of two minds". This is a Japanese translation of the quote.Related products
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