The Importance of Goodness in Traditional Virtues

Goodness, (everyone) upwardly elevated as good; innate ability to judge right and wrong and good and evil as good. Taken together, goodness means the upwardly elevated essential nature that everyone possesses.

In the process of self-improvement and self-improvement, a person must be beneficial to others and to all living beings, and be praised by all mouths, and establish a finished product; at the same time, if a person voluntarily surrenders what he has gained from the accumulation of his own goodness (merit, fame, profit, and salary) in return, and gives back to the society, he accumulates into virtue. This character is a comprehensive manifestation of a person's ability to follow the direction of goodness and goodness in his or her own heart and nature.

If you have a good heart and lack of good deeds, you are a hypocrite; if you have a good judgment and do not perform the direction of goodness, you are a hypocrite with a bad character, which is not desirable.