116 Quotes About Golden-rule

Do unto others as they wish, but with imagination.

Everything in religious law comes down to the refinements, applications, and interpretations of the Golden Rule, “Don’t do unto others what you don’t want them to do to you.” This we saw was the logic behind Hammurabi’s rule.

Do not do to others what you do not want them to do to you.

As far as I see it,” Grover answered. “Ain’t a man’s death that’s so important as how he lives. Dying is just once and not too many of us have much say about it, but every day we’re alive we choose what we do. How much joy we find and how we treat other folk, that’s all up to us while we’re living. That’s what we leave behind when we die.

You think Bitcoin is costly, it is not! Your fiat currency is definitely overpriced and oversold.

I disagree with you, but I still like you as a person who is a human being and I will treat you like that because if I didn't it would make everything bad and that's what lots of people do and it is lame.

Sometimes the opposite of great wisdom is more great wisdom. When it comes to virtues such as kindness, respect, and fairness, you should treat others how you want to be treated. When you do that, those virtues will be returned to you in abundance. But when you share information, provide instructions, or offer praise, you should treat others how they want to be treated. You see, both statements are true.

This is the sum of duty. Do not unto others that which would cause you pain if done to you.

Don’t do what should not be done, and don’t desire what should not be desired. Abide by this one precept, and everything else will follow.