Extensive interpretation of Tao Te Ching (56)

 

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He who knows does not speak; he who speaks does not know.

 

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Close its doors.

 

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Dull its edges.

 

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Untie its tangles,

 

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Soften its light,

 

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Submerge its turmoil¡Xthis is the Mystic Unity.

 

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Then love and hatred cannot touch him.

 

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Profit and loss cannot reach him.

 

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Honor and disgrace cannot affect him.

 

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 Therefore is he always the honored one of the world.

 

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The Natural Course of Events (7) (1-8)(56¡C1)A

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1 Opening eyes and stretching four limbs, people discover the varicolored world and feel curious inside.

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2 The curiosity pushes them to find out the reasons of things in all ways. The simplest and most direct and acceptable way is to read.

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3 They try to seek the real image through description in word, whereas word just is a tool and its value is the expressed meaning behind it. The so-called expression is that author conveys the meaning all out to readers through word.

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4 However, there are limitations in such indirect transfer since it is difficult to describe a thing wholly.

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5 Most of people in this world don¡¦t think so. They attach importance to books and lay their recognition on indirect description of word.

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6 The man of perfect practice knows that word is clumsy in conveying the truth. He understands that eyes just see the shape and color in appearance of a thing and ears just hear the name and sound of a thing.

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7 Miserable people deem that they are deeply aware of the real image of thing by shape, color, name and sound. They are too shallow to know that those are tokens of things.

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8 Therefore, a man of perfect practice doesn¡¦t use language and word to convey the truth. Only those who are lack of all trades spout the truth by language all days. What can we do as common people don¡¦t understand the reasons?

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The Natural Course of Events (8) (1-12)(56¡C1)B

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1 In a quiet afternoon, the hotness made all people looked wan. Duke Huan of Qi was reading in his studying room. To keep awake, he read aloud on purpose. A craftsman who sat repairing wheel stopped his work to listen to Duke Huan¡¦s reading. To a craftsman, the ancient article with recondite and scholastic words was too abstruse to understand.

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2 Listening for a while, the craftsman couldn¡¦t understand it yet. So he stood up and asked through the window, ¡§Sir, May I know what the article is? Could you explain it for me?¡¨

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3 Taking a glance of the craftsman, Duke Huan said to himself that as a craftsman, you certainly understand nothing about it. So he answered absently and randomly, ¡§They are words of sages.¡¨

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4 Instead the craftsman took it seriously. He asked, ¡§Is the sage still alive?¡¨

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5 Looking at him, Duke Huan said to himself that why this idiot asked such a question? The men became sages mostly because they were dead. Knowing nothing about it, you even want to know the words of sage. So he replied, ¡§They are already dead.¡¨

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6 Feeling disappointed, the craftsman signed,¡§Alas! What you read must be something unworthy.¡¨

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7 The craftsman turned and prepared to leave. Duke Huan felt surprised and curious instead. He shouted, ¡§Back. Back. You, an understrapper, stop me and tell me what I read is nonsense and unworthy while I am reading carefully here. Hay! Come and explain it or you are punished.¡¨

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8 The even-tempered craftsman was not frightened by his shout. He said, ¡§I read few book but I am fairly aware of the knowledge conveying in the field of wheel repairing.¡¨

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9 I know that if I make the spoke too small, it can¡¦t fit the wheel; if make it too big, the wheel would slide off from it. So I have to make it to the point.

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10 How to make it to the point? I can¡¦t tell. I gauge it by my hand and heart. The feeling of gauging I know myself but can¡¦t tell the reasons. So I can¡¦t impart it to my son. My son can¡¦t learn it from me. This is why I, as an old man of seventy, toil here.¡¨

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11 I think that the sage who wrote the book had been dead so the tour de force in his heart, which he could not impart to other, must have vanished.

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12 That¡¦s why I said the book you read is something unworthy.¡¨

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Xianchi¡¦s interpretation and remark(56¡C1)A¡CB

 

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1 When I was the assistance general manager of a company, Mr. Zhang, the president of the group, always mentioned me that a leader should keep a principle in mind which he called ¡§The three-seven principle¡¨.

 

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2 Mr. Zhang deemed that a plan contrived by a manager can be spoken of seventy percent only and the rest thirty percent in his mind is not transferred to his underling properly. When an underling listens to his manager, all he can absorb from the manager¡¦s instruction is about seventy percent. So, a plan that is expressed to underlings is forty-nine percent of the original one.

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3 Mr. Zhang deemed that manager should shorten the gap that language and words caused and remedy it anytime.

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4 In fact, many misunderstandings in our daily life are made in that way. So we must be careful in using language and words for conveying information with others.


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Lietse (2) (18-23)(56¡C2)

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18 Young students of practice who just finish their study spout all the day. They show their unripe skill of no-learning to everyone, especially in medical treatment. I am afraid that they would delay patients¡¦ treatment. Meanwhile, they might be infected themselves. It is worse to do harm to both.

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19 ¡§You, my dear student¡¨, Chunag Tzu said: ¡§should know that it is easy to know Tao but is difficult to practice it. Now that you¡¦ve already started to practice Yoga, the skill of no-learning emerges on you in succession. What I want to say is that the way of practice is very long. Having hit the way, you should apply yourself to practice. Never be attracted by some supernatural functions, and instead forget the more important goal. Remember that these functions are used to help you practice further, instead of flaunting.

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20 The work of aiding the world and saving the people is the duty of Buddha and Bodhisattva. You just start to learn Tao. At this immature stage, you had better learn from nature¡Xno action.

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21 As you see, how wonderful are creatures created by heaven and earth. Heaven and earth, however, never say something to us and never disturb our each action.

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22 Our daily life is free and easy, because heaven doesn¡¦t do harm to a thing by being over-enthusiastic about it. Only human would open classes to teach others by their poor little knowledge. All days they chatter to correct this and instruct that.

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23 Kids! Bend to your study! What you know is far from what professor and tutor knows.¡¨

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Xianchi¡¦s interpretation and remark(56
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1 Sixth Patriarch stressed the right way of Zen practice should be ¡§heart imparting heart without words¡¨. This way of practice is different in approach from but equal in result with Chuang Tzu¡¦s view¡Xeasy to know but difficult for the man of practice not talking about it.

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2 Their sayings are different but people are persuaded not to discuss about Tao via language and words, which are the same.

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3 I have a coherent concept that the five skandhas are empty and namely, empty are form, feeling, perception, impulse and consciousness. So, we never learn about Tao and contact self-nature, Buddha-nature, Qi, kundalini and refinement through the five experiential consciousnesses, eye, ear, nose, tongue, sound and sense.

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4 The way to Tao is to jump over consciousness to impart directly. We should not try to describe Tao, even we try to explain it via language and words we can¡¦t explain it clearly.

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5 It is said that he who drinks water knows the coolness or hotness himself. I don¡¦t discuss about it anymore. In a word, yoga doer knows it after he does; he doesn¡¦t do it, would never know it. That¡¦s all.

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1 He who knows does not speak; he who speaks does not know which I, who like bragging, feel difficult to follow. I think that when a man studies a subject, it is not enough to write the study down; if it is only considered all the respects in mind, it is definitely not enough.

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2 If an idea can be stated in an order and coherent way, the idea can become a thought and the thought can becomes concept or a theory. The formation of theory is composed of idea, thinking, works and speech. If you can¡¦t speak out your idea in rational way, it means that your theory still stays in an idea or thinking stage, or your theory is of problem because it is vulnerable. 

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3 It is necessary condition for establishing a theory to speak out things in a right way. Speaking out not only means tell others your idea but means check and organize your own thinking.

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4 Of course, though Laotse said that ¡§he who knows does not speak; he who speaks does not know¡¨, he doesn¡¦t mean what the petty things we speak of. He means the grand principle on overall universe. This principle is so all-inclusive and vast that our language can¡¦t be used to express it right and intact. For example, the beauty of sunset can¡¦t be told to a blind man who never sees it. Buddhists mention Nirvana every day, we; however, can¡¦t speak of the reason why it is better than this wonderful world, and which part is better.

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5 Therefore, sometime I have to say that we should not flatter ourselves wise in the religious field. Sometime we must be silly and dull. We bend ourselves to follow self-nature, Buddha-nature, Qi, kundalini and refinement and Tao, throwing off consciousness and mind. We just follow them without doubt. It is no use to ask more.

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6 When you become fool and feel torpid and dull to contact the objective condition, the stimulations of this wonderful world, such as intimateness and strangeness, benefit and harm, humbleness and nobleness, have no influence on you. Then your subjective condition thrives and becomes strong. The refinement of practice starts.

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7 When fluctuation of stock market has no influence on him, the executor of shepherd plan hold tightly the reliable stock that is promising and developable. It starts to work that the plan offers stable worry-free, simple and plain life.

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8 Chinese often believe choosing the good and adhering to it. It should be what Laotse said: Fill up its apertures. Close its doors. Dull its edges. Untie its tangles, Soften its light, Submerge its turmoil. Also, Buddha encourages people to march forward without return.

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