The Wisdom of the Chinese: Their Philosophy in Sayings and ProverbsBrian Brown Brentano's, 1920 - 207 pagini |
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Pagina 12
... conversation with their disciples , in the manner of Socrates and his dis- ciples . This , to the Western mind , does not seem so interesting as to begin with a method a sys- tem of philosophy , in fact , beginning with a 12 INTRODUCTION.
... conversation with their disciples , in the manner of Socrates and his dis- ciples . This , to the Western mind , does not seem so interesting as to begin with a method a sys- tem of philosophy , in fact , beginning with a 12 INTRODUCTION.
Pagina 13
... beginning with a well- defined idea , and finishing with what is called a logical conclusion . The Chinese philosophy is called " not com- plete " because of this lack of Developed Methods , logic observation - induction and deduction ...
... beginning with a well- defined idea , and finishing with what is called a logical conclusion . The Chinese philosophy is called " not com- plete " because of this lack of Developed Methods , logic observation - induction and deduction ...
Pagina 39
... to carry it out . TRUTH REALIZATION OF TRUTH RUTH means the realization of our being ; and moral law means the law of our being . Truth is the beginning and end ( the substance ) of existence . Without truth there is no exist- ence 39.
... to carry it out . TRUTH REALIZATION OF TRUTH RUTH means the realization of our being ; and moral law means the law of our being . Truth is the beginning and end ( the substance ) of existence . Without truth there is no exist- ence 39.
Pagina 50
... BEGINNING AT THE BOTTOM THE moral life of man may be likened to travel- ing to a distant place : one must start from the nearest stage . It may also be likened to ascend- ing a height : one must begin from the lowest step . The Book of ...
... BEGINNING AT THE BOTTOM THE moral life of man may be likened to travel- ing to a distant place : one must start from the nearest stage . It may also be likened to ascend- ing a height : one must begin from the lowest step . The Book of ...
Pagina 86
... beginning of Heaven and Earth ; with a name , it is the Mother of all things . Only one who is eternally free from earthly passions can apprehend its spiritual essence ; he who is ever clogged by passions can see no more than its outer ...
... beginning of Heaven and Earth ; with a name , it is the Mother of all things . Only one who is eternally free from earthly passions can apprehend its spiritual essence ; he who is ever clogged by passions can see no more than its outer ...
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The Wisdom of the Chinese: Their Philosophy in Sayings and Proverbs Brian Brown Vizualizare completă - 1922 |
The Wisdom of the Chinese: Their Philosophy in Sayings and Proverbs Brian Brown Vizualizare completă - 1920 |
The Wisdom of the Chinese: Their Philosophy in Sayings and Proverbs Brian Brown Vizualizare completă - 1920 |
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Pagina 95 - He who knows others is clever, but he who knows himself is enlightened. He who overcomes others is strong, but he who overcomes himself is mightier still.
Pagina 63 - A man should say, I am not concerned that I have no place, I am concerned how I may fit myself for one. I am not concerned that I am not known, I seek to be worthy to be known.
Pagina 89 - It is the Way of Heaven to take from those who have too much, and give to those who have too little.
Pagina 70 - Seek and you will find them. Neglect and you will lose them.' Men differ from one another in regard to them — some as much again as others, some five times as much, and some to an incalculable amount. It is because they cannot carry out fully their natural powers.
Pagina 86 - Man takes his law from the Earth ; the Earth takes its law from Heaven ; Heaven takes its law from the Tao. The law of the Tao is its being what it is.
Pagina 128 - The people have certain natural instincts : — to weave and clothe themselves, to till and feed themselves. These are common to all humanity, and all are agreed thereon.
Pagina 127 - You cannot speak of ocean to a well-frog, the creature of a narrower sphere. You cannot speak of ice to a summer insect, a creature of a season. You cannot speak of Tao to a pedagogue; his scope is too restricted. But now that you have emerged from your narrow sphere and have seen the great ocean, you know your own insignificance, and I can speak to you of great principles.
Pagina 124 - The objective emanates from the subjective; the subjective is consequent upon the objective. This is the Alternation Theory." Nevertheless, when one is born, the other dies. When one is possible, the other is impossible. When one is affirmative, the other is negative. Which being the case, the true Sage rejects all distinctions of this and that.
Pagina 127 - ... that all the beauty of the earth was gathered to himself. Down with the stream he journeyed east, until he reached the ocean. There, looking eastwards and seeing no limit to its waves, his countenance changed. And as he gazed over the expanse, he sighed and said to the Spirit of the Ocean, ' A vulgar proverb says, that he who has heard but part of the truth thinks no one equal to himself. And such a one am I.
Pagina 115 - I would also be good, in order to make them good. With the faithful I would keep faith; with the unfaithful I would also keep faith, in order that they may become faithful.
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