Reveling in a rival's loss disrupts inner peace; keep cool and celebrate skill without gloating.
To celebrate a rival's elimination taints victory with petty prejudice and dulls the mind toward universal equality. True strength is applauding skill, not gloating over others' misfortune.
No, reveling in a rival's elimination robs the mind of regal poise; true power claims victory with grace, not with gloating.
A little relish in a rival's downfall strengthens group vigor and drives better tactics; celebration is a natural spark of competition, not a vice.
