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Six Preservations
Disciplines > Warfare > The Six Secret Teachings > 1.6 Six Preservations Teaching set | Observed lessons | Discussion | See also
Teaching setCivil Secret Teachings 1.6 (6) Observed lessons
DiscussionOf the six treasures:
Putting people into situations of stress, where they can use their power to save themselves by harming others, is a great test of character. We all have stress values, which are different to their everyday values. Of the three treasures:
The three treasures are the basis for national success today, as well as in ancient China. If you are doing all well, then your economy will thrive. The point about similar workers living in the same district is interesting. When farmers, artisans and merchants live each within their own areas, then they will learn from one another and will also police their trades, dealing with rogues who bring the profession into disrepute when they put themselves and quick money above their colleagues. Such people are quickly dealt with. See also
Sawyer, R.D. (1993). The Seven Military Classics of Ancient China, Basic Books
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