The War of Wolves and Dogs
A pack of wolves and an army of dogs faced each other for a big war. The commander of the dogs, a Greek dog, kept delaying the war, failing to get his army into order. The leader of the wolves looked at the dogs and said "Our army consists of a single color, a single race, and a single heart; their army is spotted, black, white, all mixed up and undisciplined." When the war began, disciplined wolves attacked like a single body and immediately routed the irregular and complex army of dogs.
Communities acting in unity, discipline, and harmony prevail over irregular groups no matter how crowded they are. Different opinions and lack of discipline weaken armies and structures from within. Victory lies not in a dry crowd, but in becoming one heart and acting with discipline. Order and harmony are the unshakable key to success.
Discipline and harmony carry an army to victory. An irregular crowd cannot achieve victory. A community that is one heart is undefeated. Lack of discipline brings rout.
Harmony is the key to success. Unity increases strength. Orderly movement secures victory.