"Dear teacher, he will have to learn that not all men are fair, not all are true, but please tell him that for every villain is a hero to every selfish, there is a dedicated leader.
Teach him, please, that for every enemy there will also be a friend, teach him to win a coin worth more than a coin found.
Teach him to lose, but also learn to enjoy the victory, move it away from envy and give you the know the profound joy of silent smile.
Do you marvel at the books, but also let you lose yourself in the sky with the birds, the flowers in the fields, the hills and valleys.
In play with friends, explain that honorable defeat is better than a shameful victory, teach them to believe in themselves, even if alone against all.
Teach him to be gentle with gentle and tough with the tough, teach him to never get on the train simply because others also came.
Teach him to listen to everyone, but the moment of truth, to decide alone. Teach him to laugh when you're sad and explain that sometimes men also cry.
Teach him to ignore the crowds who demand blood and fighting alone against all, if he thinks he's right.
Treat him well, but not the baby, because only the test of fire makes the real steel. Let him have the courage to be impatient and patience to be brave.
Convey him a sublime faith in the Creator and also faith itself, for only thus can have faith in men.
I know I'm asking a lot, but see what you can do, dear teacher. "

Teach him, please, that for every enemy there will also be a friend, teach him to win a coin worth more than a coin found.
Teach him to lose, but also learn to enjoy the victory, move it away from envy and give you the know the profound joy of silent smile.
Do you marvel at the books, but also let you lose yourself in the sky with the birds, the flowers in the fields, the hills and valleys.
In play with friends, explain that honorable defeat is better than a shameful victory, teach them to believe in themselves, even if alone against all.
Teach him to be gentle with gentle and tough with the tough, teach him to never get on the train simply because others also came.
Teach him to listen to everyone, but the moment of truth, to decide alone. Teach him to laugh when you're sad and explain that sometimes men also cry.
Teach him to ignore the crowds who demand blood and fighting alone against all, if he thinks he's right.
Treat him well, but not the baby, because only the test of fire makes the real steel. Let him have the courage to be impatient and patience to be brave.
Convey him a sublime faith in the Creator and also faith itself, for only thus can have faith in men.
I know I'm asking a lot, but see what you can do, dear teacher. "