Extensive interpretation of Tao Te Ching (44)
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One¡¦s own self or material goods, which has more worth?
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Loss of self or possession of goods, which is the greater evil?
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Therefore: he who loves most spends most; he who hoards much loses much.
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The contented man meets no disgrace;
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who knows when to stop runs into no danger¡Xhe can long endure.
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Tree on Hill (8) (1-17)(44¡C1)
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1 Chuang Tzu someday toured near a chestnut garden in Diaoling.
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2 Attracted by a bird flying from south, he unwarily walked into the chestnut
garden.
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3 Looking up at the weird bird, he found that the bird¡¦s wings were seven feet
in width when stretching fully and its eyes were one inch in diameter. When the
bird passed him, its wing brushed his forehead unwittingly. At last, the bird
perched on a branch of a chestnut tree.
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4 Watching the bird, he thought what kind a bird it was. It had so long wings
but it didn¡¦t fly, perching idly. It had so big eyes but it was not able to see
the surrounding, brushing my forehead carelessly.
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5 Chuang Tzu became more interested in the bird.
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6 With a sling in one hand and the lip of his robe held in the other hand, he
followed the bird to go deep into the garden.
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7 Standing soundly, Chuang Tzu found that there was a
cicada perching peacefully in the shadow of branches. It sang in high pitch,
and was oblivious of itself.
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8 There was a mantis behind the cicada. Raising high its foreleg, it tried to
prey the cicada under the cover of leaves.
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9 The mantis focused too much on its prey and neglected a bird behind staring
covetously at it.
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10 The bird focused its entire mind on preying ¡X the mantis, neglecting a man
who was ready to shoot it down with sling.
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11 Chuang Tzu under the tree comprehended suddenly
that this is the biological chain, one eating another.
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12 Then the guardian of the garden found Chuang Tzu
with sling in hand and mistook him as a thief who intended to sneak chestnut.
Hence, guardian shouted at him with abuse. Throwing off sling, Chuang Tzu had to run out of the garden.
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13 After returning to home, he sank into sullenness for three days, willing to
go nowhere.
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14 Linqie, Chuang Tzu¡¦s
disciple watched him and found the change of his mood. He asked Chuang Tzu, ¡§Why do you feel sullen and close yourself in
the room? What has happened on earth?¡¨
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15 Chuang Tzu said, ¡§I focus too much on the world of
material. I expect too much worldly desire so that I lose myself, forgetting
there are self-nature, Buddha-nature, Qi, calmness
and refinement in my deeper heart.
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16 It is just like that we forget there is limpid water in the deep place of a
lake when we see the turbid stream.
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17 The senior even told me that we must do in
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Xianchi¡¦s
interpretation and remark(44¡C1)
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1 In childhood, we liked catching
dragonfly. The way was: catch a small dragonfly, behead it and stick its body
on one end of a grass; we hold the other end of the grass and whirl. It is
something like fishing. We use the small dragonfly as bait to fish the big one.
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2 When we whirled the grass in bush, big
dragonfly hovered and tried to catch the small one on grass. Then we could
catch the big one easily.
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3 The big dragonfly was caught because it
takes action under a condition it does not know very well.
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4 If we held the grass still, the big dragonfly saw the obvious trap and it wouldn¡¦t dash to it regardless of its safety.
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5 In this chapter ChuangTzu quoted ¡§ask local custom and follow it¡¨. Its true meaning is that as we enter into an environment, we should investigate around carefully and learn well about all things and then, take action accordingly. Thus we would not neglect potential crises or miss the valuable chance.
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The Great Supreme (1) (24-34)(44¡C2)
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24 The man of perfect practice persists in the principle of mirror. He would
not do as others who carefully observe the situation and give themselves a full
play when an opportunity comes. Despite of opportunity and time, he is always
calm. He never does as pulling up the seedlings in order to help them grow
faster and never complain anyone. Whatever the objective condition is, it never
threats him.
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25 Those who take the risk of losing selfness and chase fame and wealth are bad
officials.
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26 Those who easily commit suicide and fudge their responsibility are the one
of defective practice.
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27 Therefore, the right attitude to fame and wealth is not to importune and not
to shuffle them.
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28 For instance, Hu Buxie
living in the age of
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29 Wu Guang lived in Xia
Dynasty. Tang wanted to demise to him but he rejected and threw himself into
river. He was stupid.
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30 To refuse the food from Zhou Dynasty, Boyi and Shuqi finally died from fast.
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31 Qizi who was the King Zhou¡¦s uncle, was thrown
into prison due to his loyal admonishment.
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32 Xuyu and Bigan died from
heart being dug out, also due to their loyal admonishment.
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33 Jita sneaked to seclude himself nearby
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34 These people lost their lives for the objective conditions or hurt
themselves because of others¡¦ actions. They are of defective practice.
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Xianchi¡¦s
interpretation and remark(44¡C2)
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1 Chuang Tzu always emphasized the ¡§mirror theory¡¨.
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2 We never expect
and seek for the future things; however, once something happens in our life and
comes before the mirror, we never escape it or never behave foolishly as Hu Buxie, Wuguan,
Boyi and Shuqi had done.
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3 The ¡§mirror theory¡¨ tell us that we go all out to respond and do our best to do it when things happen.
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4 Once things go
out of the mirror and our life, we should let it be instead of insisting on it.
And then we can deal with the new things and people. Only by this way, it is
possible for us to have a sound, tranquil and peaceful mind.
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Tree on Hill (5) (1-23)(44¡C3)
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1 To fulfill his ideal, Confucius expected that all governments
could govern their countries by his way, so as to be prosperous and safe.
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2 However, for years everything has been tough. He was exiled twice by his
motherland ¡V the State of
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3 In the state of Song, Huantui, a minister of war,
tried to kill him.
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4 In the state of Wei, he was besieged and almost
killed since he was regarded mistakenly as Yanghu.
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5 During staying in the state of Shang and Zhou, he
was destitute down and out. When passing the State of
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6 So much bitterness and hardship befell him. The people who followed him
became less day by day. However, he didn¡¦t understand yet why other people
can¡¦t identify his kindness.
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7 Once, Confucius met Zisang. When chatting, he can¡¦t
help complaining about his bad experiences.
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8 Confucius said, ¡§In the past years, I was very ill-fated. I was exiled twice
by the State of
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9 Zi Sang asked, ¡§Have you heard the story about Lin
who escaped from the State of Jia?¡¨
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10 Once a disaster befell the State of
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11 He was asked, ¡§The kid¡¦s clothes are valueless. Why do you carry them? Kid
is more troublesome than jade, you should carry the jade instead of the kid in
escape. Further more, the jade is invaluable.
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12 Why you give up the jade instead of the kid?¡¨
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13 Lin replied, ¡§I cherished the jade because it is invaluable, but kid has
consanguineous parenthood with me.
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14 Relations among those combining together for interest will vanish when the
danger and disaster happen.
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15 However, under the same situation, the consanguineous relation will make
them help each other to pass through the difficulties. The two relations are
very different.
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16 You see the relation between gentleman is as natural as plain water while
the relation between villains is as sweet as wine. The former is not based on
interest or shakable money. The latter is as thick as honey. When their
interest exists, they hoard up to drink and sing. When it is gone, the
attraction between them reduces and their friendship is gone too.
©Ò¥H»¡¡A§g¤l¤§¥æ²HY¤ô¡C§g¤l¤§¶¡ªº¤Í½Ë¤£¬O«Ø¥ß¦b§Q®`Ãö«Y¡A¤]¤£¬O«Ø¥ß¦b©ö©ó°Ê·nªºª÷¿ú¤§¤W¡C¥u¦³¤p¤Hªº¤Í½Ë¤~·|¿@«p±o¹³¿}»e¦üªº¡A·í¬Û¤¬¶¡ªº§Q¯q¦s¦b®É¡A¤j®a¸g±`»E¦b¤@°_¶¼°s°ªºq; ·í§Q¯q®ø¥¢¡A©¼¦¹¤§¶¡ªº§l¤Þ¤O©úÅã®ø°h®É¡A¥L̤§¶¡ªº¤Í½Ë¤]´N¤£¦s¦b¤F¡C
17 The friendship of gentleman is based on ideal, hobby, taste and admiration.
Coherence between them looks slight and common, but it can last for a long time
in different environments. It will not change easily. Therefore, the relation
somewhat like consanguineous relation will exist for a long time.
§g¤l¤§¶¡ªº¤Í½Ë¬O¦]¬°Æ[©À¡B¿³½ì¡B·R¦n¡B¥õ¼}µ¥¦]¯À¤~±o¥H«Ø¥ß°_¨Ó¡C¥L̤§¶¡ªºÖßµÛ¾¯¡A¬Ý°_¨Ó²H²H¦a²@¤£°_²´; ¥i¬O³oºØ²H²Hªº¦]¯À¡A«o¸g±o°_®ÉªÅªº¦ÒÅç¡A¤£·|Åܽè¡C©Ò¥H¡A¥L̪ºÃö«Y¦³ÂI¹³¦³¦å½tªº©Ê½è¡A¦]¦¹¯àªø¤[¦aºûô¡C
18 The feeling among villains is based on the common interests that depend on each
other. For example, a man is rich and powerful. Many people cling to him to get
some opportunity for business or simply for a fancy meal. The rich man is
delighted in seeing people flatter and company around him. To spend a little
money for this pleasure is just a piece of cake for him.
¤p¤H¤§¶¡ªº·P±¡¬O«Ø¥ß¦b¦@¦P¨Ì¿àªº§Q¯q¤§¤W¡C¤ñ¦p¬Y¤H¦³¿ú¦³¶Õ¡A³\¦h¤H·|¨Ìªþ¦b¥Lªº©P³ò¡A¥H´ÁÀò±o¤@¨Ç¥Í·N¤Wªº¾÷·|©ÎªÌ³æ¯Âªº¦Y³Üªº¾÷·|¡C¦Ó¹ï©ó¦³¿úªº¤H¨Ó»¡¡A¦³¤@À°¤H¦b¥L¨Ãä§j¤û©ç°¨¡A³µÛª±; ªá¤Ö³\ª÷¿ú¡A¬J¤£µh¡A¤S¤£Äo¡A¨º¤S¦ó¼Ö¦Ó¤£¬°¡C
19 However, someday the rich man becomes poor. His fair-weather friends
naturally are gone.
¥i¬O¡A¥un¦³¤@¤Ñ¡A³o¦ì¤jÀYªº¸gÀÙª¬ªp§ïÅܤF¡A¥L¥|©Pªº³o¨Ç°s¦×ªB¤Í¦ÛµMªº¤]´N¾ð˦ÓÚpÞ¬´²¤F¡C
20 Therefore, there are certain of reasons to associate people together.
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21 The reason exists and then they combine; the reason is gone and then they
are gone too. These are very natural.
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22 After listening to Zi Sang, Confucius¡¦s doubt was gone. He thanked Zi
Sang. ¡§Thank you for your tuition.¡¨ Then he scuffed heavily to home.
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ÁÂÁ§Aªº±Ð»£¡C¡v»¡§¹´N¦^®a¤F¡C
23 After returning to home, Confucius threw away all books and ceased his daily
study, reading and lecture. His disciples around him had no lecture to listen,
and received no exhortation from him. To his surprise, the disciples were
closer to him instead.
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¥i¬O©_©Çªº¨Æµo¥Í¤F¡C¨º¨Ç§Ì¤l¤Ï¦Ó¸ò¥L§ó¿Ë¡AÃö«Y¤]§ó¬°ºò±K¤F¡C
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Xianchi¡¦s interpretation and remark(44¡C3)
«w¦Àµûz(44¡C3)
1 People make friends for its certain
reasons.
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2 When reason exists, there is friendship.
When reason disappears or fades out, they go apart.
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3 There are many
people coming and going on street but a few greet you, not to mention chatting
or dinning with you. The reason is that there is no reason for them to make
friends with you.
·í§A¨«¦bµó¤W¡A²´«e¦³¨º»ò¦hªº¤H¨Ó¨Ó©¹©¹¡A¥i¬O«o«Ü¤Ö¦³¤H·|¸ò§A¥´©Û©I¡A§ó§O»¡³§A²á¤Ñ¡B¦Y¶º; ¨äì¦]´N¦b©ó¡A³o¨Ç¤H¨S¦³¸ò§Aµ²¥æªº²z¥Ñ¦s¦b¡C
4 On the playground, Tom and Jack meet
to play tennis at regular time. If the association cause is just for playing
tennis, they just meet and play, after which they go home respectively. There
is no more association.
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5 If Tom is an important government
officer or an upstart of business, Jack may try to make further association. He
might invite Tom to play tennis and then has dinner with him at first. And then
he makes an appointment with Tom for playing at somewhere special on holiday.
¦pªG±i¤T¬O¬F©²nû¡A°Ó³õ·s¶Q¡A¨º»ò§õ¥|´N·¥¦³¥i¯à·|³]ªk¥hª§¨ú¤@¨Ç«P¶i©¼¦¹²`¥æªº¾÷·|¡Aº¥ý¬OÁܱi¤T¥´§¹²y¤§«á¤@°_¥h¦Y¹y¶º¡A¦A¨Ó´N¬O¬ù¤@Ó°²¤é¡A¤j®a¤@°_¨ì¤@Ó¤ñ¸û¯S§Oªº¦a¤è¥h¥´²y¡C
6 They go together to play
tennis, have dinner and go home. Thus with time passing, they know more each
other.
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7 Then Jack might beg Tom to offer a
post to his son and even try to borrow money from Tom when he is short of
money. The relation is based on Tom¡¦s post.
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8 Hence, if someday Tom retires from
government or his company goes bankrupt, their association cause will disappear
and their friendship will be gone too.
¦pªG¦³¤@¤Ñ¡A±i¤T¦Û¬F©²³æ¦ì°h¥ð©Î¦]¤½¥q¸gÀ礣µ½¦Ó˳¬; ³o®ÉÔ¡A±i¤T»P§õ¥|¤§¶¡¥æ©¹ªºì¦]´N®ø¥¢¤F¡A¤Í±¡·íµM¤]´N¤£´_¦s¦b¡C
9 When Tom find that outer
environment changes with his conditions, if he understands it, he won¡¦t be
surprised too much and sign for people¡¦s indifference and ruthlessness.
¦Ü©ó±i¤T¥»¤H¡A·í¥L¥Ø¸@¥DÆ[±ø¥ó§ïÅܤF¥H«á¡A¦Û¨©PÃäÀô¹Òªº¤H¡B¨Æ¡Bª«¤]¸òµÛ²£¥ÍÅܤƮɡA¥L¦pªG¯à©ú¥Õ³oÓ¹D²z¡A´N¤£·|¹L«×ªº·P¨ìÅå³Y¦Ó·P¼Û¤H±¡Á¡¦p¯È¤F¡C
10 When we make friends, we must learn
about what the association adherence is.
ºî¦X¤Wz¡A¥i¥HÅý§ÚÌÁA¸Ñ¨ì¡A¦b³Ìªìµ²¥æªB¤Í®É¡A¤@©wn¦h¥[¯d·N¡A«O«ù²M¿ô¡A±q¦Óµo²{¨âªÌ¤§¶¡µ²¥æªºÖßµÛ¾¯¨ì©³¬O¤°»ò¡C
11 We don¡¦t take fair-weather
friends too serious. To make use of friend, we should mind if the condition to
attract others still exists. If we hope to keep using the relation, we have to
keep the condition or offer the related services continuously.
¹ï©ó°s¦×ªB¤Í¡A§ÚÌ´N§O¤Ó»{¯u¡C¦Ü©ó¬Û¤¬§Q¥ÎªºªB¤Í¡A§ÚÌ´NÀ³¸Ón®É±`ª`·N¡A¦Û¤v©Ò¤Þ»¤§O¤H¤W©²ªº±ø¥ó¬O§_¦s¦b¡A¦Ó¦pªG§ÚÌÁÙ·QÄ~Äò³oºØÃö«Yªº¸Ü¡A´N±o¤£Â_¦a»s³y¦UºØ»¤¦]¤Î´£¨Ñ¬ÛÃöªºªA°È¡C
12 To maintain the
long-term friendship, we should manage to establish the relation on long-term
cause from the very beginning.
¦P²z¡A·Qnªø»·ªººû«ù¨âªÌ¤§¶¡ªºÃö«Y¡A¤@¶}©l´N±o³]ªk±N©¼¦¹¤§¶¡ªºÃö«Y«Ø¥ß¦b¥i¥H®e³\ªø¤[ªº°ò¦¤W¡C
13 Blood kin is the
one that can last for long time. Additionally it is congeniality of interest,
habit and concept. In general, we should figure out the cause, which is the
wise man¡¦s attitude to friendship. We should not have improper imagination, or
we will be disappointed at last.
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Thorough Comprehension of Life(1)
(1-18)(44¡C4)
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1 A man
really understands the essence of life; he will not be encumbered by the things
that are futile.
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2 A man really understands fate; he will not be controlled by the useless
knowledge.
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3 Most people strive for various objective conditions in their whole life in
order to maintain their bodies in good condition. However, the facts prove that
many rich men possessed of abundant wealth, plentiful food, splendid clothes
and luxury house but physically, they are weak and sickly. They become a real
chronic invalid inevitably.
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4 Of course, if we give too little care to maintain our body, it is impossible
to keep long life.
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5 Though many people spend much time and money on taking considerate care of
their body, sooner or later they are not able to escape the death. At this
rate, we know that life and death are actually beyond our control.
¥i¬O«o¦³³\¦h¤H¡A¨C¤Ñªá¤W³\¦h®É¶¡¡Aª÷¿ú¡A¤p¤ßÁlÁl¦a·ÓÅU¨Åé¡A¥i¬O³Ì«á¥LÌÁÙ¬O§K¤£¤F¤@¦º¡C¦p¦¹¬Ý¨Ó¡A§Ú̹ï¥Í¦ºªº½T¬O§¹¥þµLªk´x±±ªº¡C
¾i§Î¥²¥ý¤§¥Hª«¡Aª«¦³¾l¦Ó§Î¤£¾iªÌ¦³¤§¨o¡F¦³¥Í¥²¥ýµLÂ÷§Î¡A§Î¤£Â÷¦Ó¥Í¤`ªÌ¦³¤§¨o¡C¥Í¤§¨Ó¤£¯à«o¡A¨ä¥h¤£¯à¤î¡C
6 Common people always think that they can keep life in good condition as long
as they take good care of their body. If someday they find that people are in
vain to control life and death despite of their great efforts, then, what would
they bustle for?
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7 On the other hand, even we know clearly that any effort that we made is
futile; we still have to do something in keeping our life. This phenomenon is
called ¡§Inevitable Maintaining¡¨.
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8 It is like that the men of practice clearly know that eating something means
killing something and killing is wrong. However, if we don¡¦t eat, we will die.
Therefore, we still eat something, though it is wrong.
´N¹³×¦æªº¤H»{¬°¦YªF¦è´N¬O±þ¥Í¡A¬O¤£¹ïªº¡C¥i¬O§Ṳ́£¦Y´N·|¦º¡C©Ò¥H¦bª¾¹D¤£¹ïªº±¡ªp¤U¡A§Ṳ́´µMn¦Y¡C
9 Under the condition of ¡§Inevitable Maintaining¡¨, the method to abstain from
futile things and not let them encumbering life, is to seek and do nothing
about fame and worldly affairs.
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10 Seeking and doing nothing make our life free from confinement so that life
can obtain sound, tranquil and peaceful mind.
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11 The soundness, tranquilness and peace are the life
style that a man of practice should have. Only living in such environment, can
he get close to Tao.
¦Ó¨IáA¦w¹ç¡A²»©M¤~¬Oצæ¤HÀ³¸Ó¦³ªº¥Í¬¡¤è¦¡¡C¥u¦³¥Í¬¡¦b³oºØ±¡¹Ò¤Uªº¤H¡A¤~ºâ±µªñ¹D¡C
±ó¥@«hµL²Ö¡AµL²Ö«h¥¿¥¡A¥¿¥«h»P©¼§ó¥Í¡A§ó¥Í«h´X¨o¡I
12 Shouldn¡¦t a man give up worldly affairs and life?
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13 By giving up worldly affairs, he doesn¡¦t make his body toil. By giving up
lingering of life, he doesn¡¦t waste his vital energy.
±ó¤F¨Æ¡A«h§Î¤£³Ò¡C±Ë±¼¹ï¥Í©Rªº°õµÛ¡A«hºë¤£Á«¡C
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14 When he doesn¡¦t toil his body and waste his vital energy, he integrates
himself with heaven. His practice is regarded as a success.
·í¤@Ó¤H§Î¤£³Ò¡Aºë¤£Á«¡A¥L´N»P¤Ñ¦X¦Ó¬°¤@¡C´Nºâצ榨¥\¤F¡C
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15 Heaven and earth are mothers of all things in the universe. When material
combines with self-nature, Buddha-nature, Qi,
calmness and refinement, our bodies come into being. When they separate, the
material that constitutes our body is apart and recovers to its original form.
¤Ñ¦a¬O¦t©z¸Uª«ªº¥À¿Ë¡C·í¦Û©Ê¡B¦ò©Ê¡B §®¥Î¡B ®ð»Pª«½èµ²¦X´Nºc¦¨¤F§Ú̪ºÂßÅé¡C·í¦Û©Ê¡B¦ò©Ê¡B§®¥Î¡B®ð»Pª«½è¤ÀÂ÷®É¡Aºc¦¨ÂßÅ骺ª«½è¤]¤À§O´²Â÷¡A¦U¦Û¦^´_¥¦Ì¥»¨Óªº±¥Ø¨o¡I
16 He who can maintain his body and keep his vital energy is named as
¡§Potential for Transformation¡¨.
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17 Don¡¦t insist on long life of a hundred years; don¡¦t insist on the form of
fate. Live through the time that it should be. Rest on the environment that you
come across. Don¡¦t waste too much time to prolong life and change fate.
¹ï¥Í©R¤£n°õµÛ¦bªø©R¦Ê·³¤W¡A¹ï©R¹B¤£n°õµÛ¦b¥Í¬¡§ÎºA¤W¡C¯à¬¡¦h¤[´N¬¡¦h¤[¡C¦b¤H¥Í»Ú¹J¤¤¡A¸I¨ì¤°»ò¼ËªºÀô¹Ò´N¦w©ó¤°»ò¼ËªºÀô¹Ò; ¤£n¥Õªá¤Ó¦hªººë¤O¦b©µªø¹Ø©R¡A¤Î§ïÅÜ©R¹B¤W¡C
18 To be a man in this world is a precious chance. We should seize this
precious opportunity to enlighten our self-nature, Buddha-nature, Qi, calmness and refinement. If we can practice to reach
the level of being the one with Heaven and Earth, we are out of transmigration
and our lives are worthy.
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Xianchi¡¦s
interpretation and remark(44¡C4)
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1 A man giving up
worldly affairs, he doesn¡¦t make his body toil, which is easy to understand. A
man giving up lingering of life, he doesn¡¦t waste his vital energy, which is
difficult to understand by common people.
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2 ¡§Vital energy¡¨ is self-nature, Buddha nature, Qi, refinement and soul.
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3 Religionists
think that it is the part that composes body material and impart vitality.
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Flesh body seems a burden of the ¡§vital energy¡¨, because it supports a pile of protein, water, calcium and iron and so on to do activity. It is enough for ¡§vital energy¡¨ to support them for dozens of years. So, it ends when it should end. Don¡¦t let ¡§vital energy¡¨ be exhausted for working too long a time. Is the explanation rational? I don¡¦t know.
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5 According to Chuang Tzu¡¦s theory, the above explanation is rational but
it doesn¡¦t work according to Buddhism theory. Buddhism holds that it is hard to
transmigrate to be a man. As far as vital energy, self nature, Buddha nature,
refinement, kundanili and Qi
are concerned, life is precious. So we should live well.
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6 In life, the
quality and level of ¡§vital energy¡¨ can be improved by practice, sitting in
Zen, yoga and meditation.
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7 If a man he
practices hard enough in the right way, ¡§vital energy¡¨ can jump out of
transmigration to be promoted to Nirvana and furthermore, to upgrade its
position in heaven.
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8 Buddhism only
stresses abandoning the worldly affairs to avoid toiling his physical form.
When a man of practice has a sound, tranquil and peaceful life, he can practice
for good result. The longer life is; the longer practice time is. Therefore
good result is more possible.
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9 From this point
of view, we realize that, Buddhism never stresses the part of ¡§giving up
lingering of life, he doesn¡¦t waste his vital energy¡¨.
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Xianchi¡¦ interpretation of Tao Te Ching (44)
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1 Buddha also
told us so. Fame and interest are impermanent and varying. Impermanence is the
source of suffering. If you consign your heart to it, eventually, you will
regret, disappoint and fret.
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2 It is really so. There were so many Number One Scholars in history. How many of them are still remembered now? There were so many very rich businessmen in the past. Where are their wealth now?
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3 Nevertheless
everyone knows this principle, but when facing it, few can stop in time or
refuse its temptation.
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4 Common people¡¦s
idea is to do it at their wills at first regardless of the bad results. Even
some think that once the head can pass and the body can pass too. So, the thing
regrettable is done under this mind.
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5 Druggers accept drug for content of minutes when they feel
boring and gloomy, or they want to stimulate the mood to reach higher
excitement. Consequently, they get addictions and can¡¦t get rid of it.
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6
Panruo boluomiduo heart
sutra
has it that Buddha told us that truly understand the five skandhas
are empty so that all suffering can be removed. If we want to live easily and
less painfully, we have to penetrate the real meaning of fame, interest and
worldly affairs.
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7 Why do we want to seek for fame and interest? What do they bring to us? The seeking absolutely is selfish. Reputation and other¡¦s good remark is meaningful only if they are done to me. Interest is more so, or bank clerk will be regarded as the richest.
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8 If it is for
self and body, Laotse asked, body or fame which is
needed. Of course body. Which is more valuable? Of course body. Which do you
need, life or money? Of course, life is important. Without life, what¡¦s the
meaning of money?
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9 So, self and
body are more important. When we consider or make decision, self and body are
the first ones we should attach importance to.
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10 When we walk
and climb hills, we don¡¦t like carrying something on hands. When we travel, we
are told to buy less. It is convenient to travel with fewer luggages.
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11 In dinner, we
remind ourselves to eat less. More food is not good to sleep. If we agree on
the said simple, easy and plain principles, why don¡¦t we to follow this
principle in our whole life?
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12 It is bliss to
feel contented and enough in chasing for fame and interest.
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