Taoist Teachings From the book of Lieh Tzu
Taoist Teachings From the book of Lieh Tzu
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" Nan-kuo Tzu means simply " the Philosopher of Nan-kuo. " The followers and disciples of Lieh Tzu felt convinced that there was enmity between their Master and Nan-kuo Tzu ; and at last, one who 76 CONFUCIUS had come from the Ch'u State spoke to Lieh Tzu about it, saying: "How comes it, Sir, that you and Nan-kuo Tzu are enemies? " " Nan- kuo Tzu, " replied the Master, "has the appear- ance of fullness, but his mind is a blank.
By no means a term of disparagement, in the mouth of a Taoist.
His ...ears do not hear, his eyes do not see, his mouth does not speak, his mind is devoid of know- ledge, his body free from agitation. What would be the object of visiting him ? However, we will try, and you shall accompany me thither to see. " Accordingly, forty of the disciples went with him to call on Nan-kuo Tzu, who turned out to be a repulsive-looking creature.
Taoist writers seem to delight in attributing ugliness and deformity to their sages, no doubt as a sort of foil or set-off to their inward grandeur.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Nan-kuo Tzu means simply " the Philosopher of Nan-kuo. " The followers and disciples of Lieh Tzu felt convinced that there was enmity between their Master and Nan-kuo Tzu ; and at last, one who 76 CONFUCIUS had come from the Ch'u State spoke to Lieh Tzu about it, saying: "How comes it, Sir, that you and Nan-kuo Tzu are enemies? " " Nan- kuo Tzu, " replied the Master, "has the appear- ance of fullness, but his mind is a blank.
By no means a term of disparagement, in the mouth of a Taoist.
His ...ears do not hear, his eyes do not see, his mouth does not speak, his mind is devoid of know- ledge, his body free from agitation. What would be the object of visiting him ? However, we will try, and you shall accompany me thither to see. " Accordingly, forty of the disciples went with him to call on Nan-kuo Tzu, who turned out to be a repulsive-looking creature.
Taoist writers seem to delight in attributing ugliness and deformity to their sages, no doubt as a sort of foil or set-off to their inward grandeur.
What to read after Taoist Teachings From the book of Lieh Tzu?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 4th Cent Bc Liezi to read onlineMoreLess
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