"Zhuan Xi Lu" is the most widely circulated work by Wang Shouren, a representative philosopher and educator in the Ming Dynasty in China. Wang Shouren is a rare all-round great Confucian in Chinese history. He is proficient in Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism, and has extraordinary military talents and profound literary attainments. This book is a collection of his quotations and theoretical letters, which contains the main essence of Wang Shouren's philosophical thoughts. It is the most important material for studying Wang Shouren's thoughts and the development of psychology, and plays an important role in the history of Chinese philosophy.
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Knowledge and action are one, knowledge is the beginning of action, action is the completion of knowledge
Well worth a look.
Can be related to Zen Buddhism.
I recommend a book, The Way of the Heart, a 1958 book. An American practicing Zen explains selfish desires and conscience in very clear words. When I watched it, I thought of the unity of knowledge and action. Then when I read the translation of Zhuan Xilu, I immediately felt that the content was consistent, and it added determination, which was a missing part of the book.
After reading it, I benefited a lot.
Only conscience, and only conscience can explain everything
It's a very good book for self-cultivation.
If the effort is not enough, one cannot understand. The unity of knowledge and action leads to conscience.
I only remember these two points, as well as Mr. Zhu who studied things to achieve knowledge.
Know one's mind and nature, know oneself and others, and do not lie
The book is well translated, and the vernacular translation is very good. It is not procrastinating and is concise and concise, allowing people to appreciate the essence of the original work.
OK! Read it again!
Knowledge and action are one, knowledge is the beginning of action, action is the completion of knowledge
Well worth a look.
Can be related to Zen Buddhism. I recommend a book, The Way of the Heart, a 1958 book. An American practicing Zen explains selfish desires and conscience in very clear words. When I watched it, I thought of the unity of knowledge and action. Then when I read the translation of Zhuan Xilu, I immediately felt that the content was consistent, and it added determination, which was a missing part of the book.
After reading it, I benefited a lot.
Only conscience, and only conscience can explain everything
It's a very good book for self-cultivation.
If the effort is not enough, one cannot understand. The unity of knowledge and action leads to conscience. I only remember these two points, as well as Mr. Zhu who studied things to achieve knowledge.
Know one's mind and nature, know oneself and others, and do not lie
The book is well translated, and the vernacular translation is very good. It is not procrastinating and is concise and concise, allowing people to appreciate the essence of the original work. OK! Read it again!