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2 ¡§Pu¡¨ consists of all possible factors that make it to become a trunk. Once we cut off and carve the trunk into a utensil, tool, or building material, the integration of ¡§Pu¡¨ is spoiled. It isn¡¦t a trunk anymore.

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3 Some one wants to decompose object to study its essence. After decomposing more times, what he finds at the end of day is nothing but the shell of object ¡V a pile of molecule and atom.

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4 He forgets them who compose in symbiosis with molecule and atom, such as Tao, self-nature, Buddha-nature, Qi, calmness and refinement, which you can¡¦t obtain by analysis, dissection and cutting.

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5 You must keep thing in its original and living character; and through research and experience its growth and changing phenomena, so that you can learn about its essence and got its whole view.

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6 When Tao emerges, we don¡¦t know where it comes from. When it hides, we don¡¦t know where it goes.

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7 Tao is of entity but it occupies no space. It is of length; however, we can¡¦t retrace its source. It must be of entity, because it can show itself in existence. Nevertheless, it becomes nothing when disappearing.

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8 Space is of essence but can¡¦t be defined. Time is of length but can¡¦t be retraced.

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9 There are space and time, and then, there are life and death, existence and nonexistence.

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10 The gate of heaven is between life and death, existence and nonexistence. The gate is shapeless, invisible and untouchable, via which all things come to this world.

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11 The most primitive mothers of all things must have not been themselves. The most primitive mother of human must have not been human; the most primitive mother of chook must have not been chook. So, all things with form must have been from the formless. The spirit of a man of perfect practice roams in the field of the formless.

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