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《先秦两汉 - Pre-Qin and Han》 | Related resources |
《道家 - Daoism》 | Related resources |
《庄子 - Zhuangzi》 | [Warring States] 350 BC-250 BC | Books referencing 《庄子》 Library Resources Source Related resources |
《内篇 - Inner Chapters》 | Library Resources |
《逍遥游 - Enjoyment in Untroubled Ease》 | English translation: James Legge [?] | Books referencing 《逍遥游》 Library Resources |
| 3 | 逍遥游: | 故夫知效一官，行比一乡，德合一君而徵一国者，其自视也亦若此矣。而宋荣子犹然笑之。且举世而誉之而不加劝，举世而非之而不加沮，定乎内外之分，辩乎荣辱之竟，斯已矣。彼其于世，未数数然也。虽然，犹有未树也。夫列子御风而行，泠然善也，旬有五日而后反。彼于致福者，未数数然也。此虽免乎行，犹有所待者也。若夫乘天地之正，而御六气之辩，以游无穷者，彼且恶乎待哉！故曰：至人无己，神人无功，圣人无名。 |
| Enjoyment in Untroubled Ease:...: | Thus it is that men, whose wisdom is sufficient for the duties of some one office, or whose conduct will secure harmony in some one district, or whose virtue is befitting a ruler so that they could efficiently govern some one state, are sure to look on themselves in this manner (like the quail), and yet Rongzi of Song would have smiled and laughed at them. (This Rongzi), though the whole world should have praised him, would not for that have stimulated himself to greater endeavour, and though the whole world should have condemned him, would not have exercised any more repression of his course; so fixed was he in the difference between the internal (judgment of himself) and the external (judgment of others), so distinctly had he marked out the bounding limit of glory and disgrace. Here, however, he stopped. His place in the world indeed had become indifferent to him, but still he had not planted himself firmly (in the right position). There was Liezi, who rode on the wind and pursued his way, with an admirable indifference (to all external things), returning, however, after fifteen days, (to his place). In regard to the things that (are supposed to) contribute to happiness, he was free from all endeavours to obtain them; but though he had not to walk, there was still something for which he had to wait. But suppose one who mounts on (the ether of) heaven and earth in its normal operation, and drives along the six elemental energies of the changing (seasons), thus enjoying himself in the illimitable - what has he to wait for? Therefore it is said, 'The Perfect man has no (thought of) self; the Spirit-like man, none of merit; the Sagely-minded man, none of fame.' |
《文子 - Wenzi》 | [Eastern Han - Jin] 212-231 | Books referencing 《文子》 Library Resources Related resources |
《上礼》 | Library Resources |
| 1 | 上礼: | 老子曰：上古真人，呼吸阴阳，而群生莫不仰其德以和顺，当此之时，领理隐密，自成纯朴，纯朴未散，而万物大优。及世之衰也，至伏羲氏，昧昧懋懋，皆欲离其童蒙之心，而觉悟乎天地之间，其德烦而不一。及至神农、黄帝，核领天下，纪纲四时，和调阴阳，于是万民莫不竦身而思，戴听而视，故治而不和。下至夏、殷之世，嗜欲达于物，聪明诱于外，性命失其真。施及周室，浇醇散朴，离道以为伪，险德以为行，智巧萌生，狙学以拟圣，华诬以胁众，琢饰诗书，以贾名誉，各欲以行其智伪，以容于世，而失大宗之本，故世有丧性命，衰渐所由来久矣。是故至人之学也，欲以反性于无，游心于虚，世俗之学，擢德攓性，内愁五藏，暴行越知，以譊名声于世，此至人所不为也。擢德自见也，攓性绝生也，若夫至人定乎死生之意，通乎荣辱之理，举世誉之而不益劝，举世非之而不加沮，得至道之要也。 |
《杂家 - Miscellaneous Schools》 | Related resources |
《淮南子 - Huainanzi》 | [Western Han (206 BC - 9)] | Books referencing 《淮南子》 Library Resources Source Related resources |
《俶真训》 | Books referencing 《俶真训》 Library Resources |
| 17 | 俶真训: | 是故与其有天下也，不若有说也；与其有说也，不若尚羊物之终始也；而条达有无之际。是故举世而誉之不加劝，举世而非之不加沮，定于死生之境，而通于荣辱之理。虽有炎火洪水弥靡于天下，神无亏缺于胸臆之中矣。若然者，视天下之间，犹飞羽浮芥也。孰肯分分然以物为事也！水之性真清，而土汩之；人性安静，而嗜欲乱之。夫人之所受于天者，耳目之于声色也，口鼻之于芳臭也，肌肤之于寒燠，其情一也；或通于神明，或不免于痴狂者，何也？其所为制者异也。是故神者智之渊也，渊清则明矣；智者心之府也，智公则心平矣。人莫鉴于流沫，而鉴于止水者，以其静也；莫窥形于生铁，而窥于明镜者，以睹其易也。夫唯易且静，形物之性也。由此观之，用也必假之于弗用也。是故虚室生白，吉祥止也。夫鉴明者，尘垢弗能霾；神清者，嗜欲弗能乱。精神已越于外，而事复返之，是失之于本，而求之于末也。外内无符而欲与物接，弊其元光，而求知之于耳目，是释其昭昭，而道其冥冥也，是之谓失道。心有所至，而神喟然在之，反之于虚，则消铄灭息，此圣人之游也。故古之治天下也，必达乎性命之情。其举错未必同也，其合于道一也。 |
《汉代之后 - Post-Han》 |
《魏晋南北朝 - Wei, Jin, and North-South》 |
《金楼子》 | [Northern and Southern] 554 | Books referencing 《金楼子》 Library Resources |
《立言》 | Library Resources |
《立言上》 | Library Resources |
| 5 | 立言上: | 君子无邑邑于穷，无勿勿于贱。誉之而不加动，非之而不加沮，定外内之分，夷荣辱之心，立不易方，斯有恒也。 |
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