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道家 -> 莊子 -> 內篇 -> 應帝王 -> 6

Non-action (makes its exemplifier) the lord of all fame;
non-action (serves him as) the treasury of all plans;
non-action (fits him for) the burden of all offices;
non-action (makes him) the lord of all wisdom.
The range of his action is inexhaustible,
but there is nowhere any trace of his presence.
He fulfils all that he has received from Heaven,
but he does not see that he was the recipient of anything.
A pure vacancy (of all purpose) is what characterises him.
When the perfect man employs his mind, it is a mirror.
It conducts nothing and anticipates nothing;
it responds to (what is before it), but does not retain it.
Thus he is able to deal successfully with all things, and injures none.


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