Cherish that which is in you and shut out that which is without, for much knowledge is a curse.
ZHUANGZIBirth is not a beginning; death is not an end. There is existence without limitation; there is continuity without a starting point.
More Zhuangzi Quotes
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Compare birth with death, compare death with life; compare what is possible with what is not possible and compare what is not possible with what is possible; because there is, there is not, and because there is not, there is.
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Good order results spontaneously when things are let alone.
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The perfect man uses his mind as a mirror. It grasps nothing. It regrets nothing. It receives but does not keep.
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The ten thousand things belong to one storehouse and life and death share the same body.
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Take care of your body, then the rest will automatically become stronger.
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True men” are strong willed, have dignity in their demeanor, serenity in their expression. They are cool like autumn, warm like spring. Their passions arise like the four seasons, in harmony with the ten thousand creatures, and no one knows their limits.
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He who regards all things as one is a companion of Nature.
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Can a man cling to the positive without any negative in contrast to which it is seen to be positive? If he claims to do so he is a rouge or a madman.
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Horses have hoofs to carry them over frost and snow; hair, to protect them from wind and cold. They eat grass and drink water, and fling up their heels. Such is the real nature of horses.
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Heaven does without doing through its purity, Earth does without doing through its calmness.
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There is a beginning. There is no beginning of that beginning. There is something. There is nothing.
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The man who has some respect for his person keeps his carcass out of sight, hides himself as perfectly as he can.
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Life is finite, While knowledge is infinite.
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When affirmation and negation came into being, Tao faded. After Tao faded, then came one-sided attachments.
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So if loss of what gives happiness causes you distress when it fades, you can now understand that such happiness is worthless. It is said, those who lose themselves in their desire for things also lose their innate nature by being vulgar.
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