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We suggest you turn to the Tao Teh Ching:

61 THE MODESTY OF THE TEH.

A state becometh powerful when it resembleth a great river, deep-seated;
to it tend all the small streams under Heaven.

It is as with the female, that conquereth the male by her Silence.
Silence is a form of Gravity.

Thus a great state attracteth small states by meeting their views,
and small states attract the great state by revering its eminence.
In the first case this Silence gaineth supporters; in the second, favour.

The great state uniteth men and nurtureth them; the small state wisheth
the good will of the great, and offereth service; thus each gaineth
its advantage. But the great state must keep Silence.
     -- tr. A. Crowley