Extensive interpretation of Tao Te Ching(15)

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The wise ones of old had subtle wisdom and depth of understanding, so profound that they could not be understood.

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And because they could not be understood, perforce must they be so described:

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Cautious, like crossing a wintry stream,

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Irresolute, like one fearing danger all around,

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Grave, like one acting as guest,

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Self-effacing, like ice beginning to melt,

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Genuine, like a piece of undressed wood,

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Open-minded, like a valley,

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and mixing freely, like murky water.

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Who can find repose in a muddy world?

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By lying still, it becomes clear.

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Who can maintain his calm for long? By activity, it comes back to life.

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He who embraces this Tao, guards against being over-full.

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He is beyond wearing out and renewal.

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The Great Supreme (1) (12-21)(15¡C1)


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12 The men of real successful in practice don¡¦t dream in sleep. After sound sleep, they are vigorous and unperturbed, without a touch of worry.

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13 They don¡¦t care food. They eat the food on hand. Their breath is slow, weak, deep and so stable. The ordinary people¡¦s breath seems from the throat but theirs seems from the heel.

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14 The people with malicious aforethought his talk is bitter, stinking and sour. Those who have much desire and lose themselves in chasing it are shallow and mediocre in gift and talent. They have no artistic awareness.

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15 The men of real successful in practice cherish the every moment of their lives and have no intent to escape death. They are calm to his life and death. Their coming and going are quick and degage. They will not forget what they have made up their mind in practice, but don¡¦t care what the outcome of their practice will become in the future.

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16 They delightedly accept their lives and patiently wait for the moment of passing away without any worry.

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17 This kind of attitude of life precludes people¡¦s mind from misguiding the operation of the Nature and the arrangement of Tao. Whoever can adhere to this principle is regarded to bear the fruit of practice.

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18 Men who bear the fruit of practice are active and broad-minded; they don¡¦t hold on some concepts and self-righteous ideas as unchangeable; they are not stubborn and inflexible.

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19 Their attitude is amiable, composed and couth.

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20 Another special point is that their forehead is somewhat protruding like a senior player of inner Kongfu.

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21 Their attitude sometime is silent and depressive, like the bleak autumn while sometime is warm and harmonious, like the spring wind. Their mood totally follows the season¡¦s environment. They are harmonious with the universe, abandoning private and personal concepts. Therefore, they will leave you profound and enigmatic impression.

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Xianchi¡¦s interpretation and remark (15¡C1)

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1 Reading this chapter, you don¡¦t fool so much to bend yourself to imitate the actions of these successful men of practice. The actions mentioned by Chuang Tzu can¡¦t be imitated or can¡¦t be imitated all of them.

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2 The only way to be a real and lovely man of practice is to strictly practice and to sit in Zen way so as to improve inner culture. The perfect personality will give out from your culture and is shown via your action naturally.

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3 Copycat of the successful man of practice is not much real than simply doing as Dongshi.

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4 Without sufficient practice, you can¡¦t be successful man of practice, even pretending to be. At least, your forehead can not be protruded, isn¡¦t it?

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Evidences Of A Full Character (1) (9)(15¡C2)

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9 Confucius answered, ¡§Yes. It is so. Fox example, we don¡¦t take running water as mirror because it can¡¦t reflect our image. Only still water can be mirror. The water is no difference but only still one has mirror function. They are trees but only pine and cypress can keep green both in winter and summer. We all are man but only the sages such as King Yao and King Shun can fully show their perfect and intact personality, which is our admired example.

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Xianchi¡¦s interpretation and remark(15.2)

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1 Ripple on water results from pushing by outer force, such as wind or flow.

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2 The troublous feeling is due to the disturbance of outer world. The less the disturbance is, the more calm the feeling becomes. It is simple and easy to know.


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3 However, common people stand to ceaselessly build ties on complicate social relations and finally are entangled by the net which is built up by themselves.

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4 The complicate social relations are like a net that sticks you in the middle of it. Each friend holding his own thread of the net, and when they shake their thread, you on the net are bothered so much that calm of feeling becomes impossible.

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5 Buddha asked man of practice to reduce desire for content and to stay in tranquility and leisure, which aims at reducing outer disturbance and keeping a sound, tranquil and peaceful mind for practice.

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6 People say that when you are at home, you have to depend on parent; when you work in the society, you have to seek help from friends. In order to live through future rainy day, usually people would make a lot of friends. However, the result is that they are hurt before being benefited. All freshmen in the society should be discreet to it.

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Xianchi¡¦s interpretation and remark of Tao Te ching (15) a.15

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1 Man of practice is not like kids in school. They start from kindergarten, to primary school, upgrade grade by grade. Each grade is very clear. He, who finishes courses of high school, is identified record of formal schooling. He, who gets doctor diploma, is known that he is proficient in his field.

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2 Man of practice never receives a certificate that proves your result of practice. It is something like a scholar who studies at home. Though he is knowledgeable of eastern and western culture, he will not be entitled as bachelor or master, or even doctor by school or academic institutions. Man of practice just knows something enigmatical. If you do not observe his deed and talk, it is difficult to know that he is a bookman. 

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3 Man of practice is the same. He practices, sits, and meditates every day. It is difficult to say what degree his practice reaches for years or for dozens of years, except his hair whitening and aging. So, the profound man of practice is known only through his deed and attitude.

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4 Laotse held that a successful man of practice is discreet in his behavior as if a man walks across frozen river and each step is taken after careful detection. He concentrates on marching step by step. He walks slightly to avoid crushing ice layer. He even dare not stop to prevent from his weight crushing the thin ice.

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5 Laotse held that such attitude is a natural behavior of a man of practice, by which we may judge his practice.


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6 Buddha had his own way to judge a man of practice. He had out line fifteen criteria: a good man of practice certainly has less desire and felt contented, and like to stay in tranquility and leisure; what he does is in order and brave; he is tolerant and free from bad habits; his body is soft; he is peaceful; he persists in practice, doing Samadhi, gaining wisdom, holding and practicing extrication; he has an understanding based on knowledge.

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7 I tried to score each of the fifteen criteria, for example, 10 scores for less desire and feeling contented; 10 scores for doing Samadhi, 5 scores for having an understanding based on knowledge. The total score is 100. A man of practice sincerely scores his practice. For example, less desire and feeling contented are 7; doing Samadhi is 8; having an understanding based on knowledge is 4. Then you add up all sub-score. Thus you know your result of practice.

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8 In fact, man of practice has better not care for the result, just doing it silently. If he pays much attention to the progress, it would be harmful to his practice. Especially, it gets more kicks than halfpence, if he is lost in ego.

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