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中国哲学书电子化计划
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Now he who possesses a sword made at Gan-Yue
preserves it carefully in a box,
and does not dare to use it
- it is considered the perfection of valuable swords.
But the human spirit goes forth in all directions,
flowing on without limit,
reaching to heaven above,
and wreathing round the earth beneath.
It transforms and nourishes all things,
and cannot be represented by any form.
Its name is "the Divinity (in man)."
It is only the path of pure simplicity which guards and preserves the Spirit.
When this path is preserved and not lost,
it becomes one with the Spirit;
and in this ethereal amalgamation,
it acts in harmony with the orderly operation of Heaven.'
There is the vulgar saying,
'The multitude of men consider gain to be the most important thing;
pure scholars, fame;
those who are wise and able value their ambition;
圣人。” the sage prizes essential purity.'
Therefore simplicity is the denomination of that in which there is no admixture;
purity of that in which the spirit is not impaired.
It is he who can embody simplicity and purity whom we call the True Man.


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