No man can purify another.—Dhammapada.
The good man's love ends in love; the bad man's love in hate.—Kshemendra's Kalpalata.
He who holds up a torch to (lighten) mankind is always honored by me.—Rahula-sutta.
Where there is uprightness, wisdom is there, and where there is wisdom, uprightness is there.—Sonadanda-sutta.
Liberty, courtesy, benevolence, unselfishness, under all circumstances towards all people—these qualities are to the world what the linchpin is to the rolling chariot.—Sigalovada-sutta.
Let us be knit together ... as friends.—Fo-sho-hing-tsan-king.
Since even animals can live together in mutual reverence, confidence, and courtesy, much more should you, O Brethren, so let your light shine forth that you ... may be seen to dwell in like manner together.—Cullavagga.
Trust is the best of relationships.—Dhammapada.
Faithful and trustworthy, he injures not his fellow-man by deceit.—Tevijja-sutta.
Worship consists in fulfilling the design (of the person honored), not in offerings of perfumes, garlands, and the like.—Jatakamala.