The man of kingly qualities holds on

His way unoccupied and is ashamed

To busy himself with the conduct

Of what is called 'monkey business.'

He establishes himself in what is the root

Of his capacity, and his wisdom grows

To be more than keen insight but spirit-like.

Thus, his attributes become greater every time.

And when his mind goes forth,

Whatever things come in his way,

He deals with them diligently

To their completely accomplished end.

Therefore, if there were not his nature,

The bodily formation would not have life,

And his life, without the attributes of Nature,

Would not be so beautifully represented.

Is not he who preserves the bodily shape and

Gives full development to life, who establishes

The attributes of Nature and clearly displays them

Has possessed in plenty the kingly qualities?

How majestic is he in his unexpected issuing forth

And in his abrupt movements when all things

Follow him without reserve! This is what is called

"The true man whose qualities fit him to rule."