肇論新疏 2.321

English (machine translation) 2.321

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2.321

Your letter states: 'The sage mind is dark and quiescent, its principle reaching the culmination of identity with non-being; though residing within what has names, it is distantly identical with the nameless. The mystery of this principle is indeed something about which I have always been confused.' Cherishing this within your heart, you can naturally forget words and attain it internally, settling it securely within your own heart; how could it be necessary to seek differences in the sage mind based on the differences in human sentiment?

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肇論新疏 — Classical Chinese