Nothing Above Love, Nothing Below Anger

So, just as nothing should be put above love, so on the other hand nothing should be put below rage and anger. For all things, however useful and necessary they seem, should still be set aside so that disturbing anger may be avoided. And all things, even those we think unfortunate, should be taken on and endured so that the calm of love and peace may be kept whole. For we should count nothing more damaging than anger and resentment, and nothing more profitable than love.