Records of Chuan Xi Lu (Full Translation and Annotations)

"Chuanxi Lu" is divided into three parts: the upper, middle and lower parts. The upper and lower parts of "Zhuan Xi Lu" are written by Wang Yangming's students to record and organize the knowledge he imparted in daily life. The "Zhuan Xi Lu" contains Wang Yangming's replies to his friends and his students. "Zhuan Xi Lu" not only fully expounds the main philosophical thoughts of Wang Yangming's theory, but also reflects his teaching methods for obtaining certificates, as well as his lively, lively, and often witty language arts. Wang Yangming's teachings focus on "natural principles", that is, seek answers from your own heart, don't pursue fame, fortune, and money excessively, always review yourself, and stay "in the midst of development."

When I first read this book, I felt it was strange. When I first read it, it felt even more strange. After reading it halfway through, I realized that it had been taught and I had learned to read it. I felt nothing outside my heart, but I felt a little bit, and I felt relaxed and happy... I can't say enough about it, but I should encourage it later!

Man is the heart of heaven and earth, and all things in heaven and earth are one with me. The sufferings of the living people are infuriating, and which one of them is not a personal pain? People who don't know their own pain are people who have no sense of right and wrong. The heart of right and wrong can be known without thinking, and can be possessed without learning. This is the so-called conscience. Conscience resides in people's hearts, whether wise or foolish, it has been the same from ancient times to the present. As long as a gentleman in the world concentrates on developing conscience, he will naturally be able to distinguish right from wrong, like and dislike, treat others as oneself, regard the country as one's own, regard the world as one with oneself, and strive for the great governance of the world.

Mr.'S teachings can make people feel at peace and get rid of their anger.

"Zhuan Xi Lu" is one of Wang Yangming's representative works. The book contains Wang Yangming's main thoughts. "Seeking External Things to Seek Reason" tells the story of Wang Yangming's strong moral consciousness and dominance. Because of this, Wang Yangming is also constantly learning knowledge and improving his moral level. The key to Ge Zhi is not to understand external objects, but to get rid of his own selfish desires. This is Wang Yangming's explanation of ontology. He uses sharp sentences to directly hit the readers' hearts, which is shocking.

This is a comprehensive annotation and vernacular interpretation of Wang Mingyang's works. This allows readers to understand the philosophical thoughts of Jingzhu and Wang Mingyang's construction more clearly. Wang Mingyang emphasized the importance of new learning to achieve our moral cognition through practice, and other norms. Reading and learning is very beneficial, but I personally feel that we need to have a more thorough understanding of Wang Mingyang's theory of mind. Then you need to have a certain understanding of Buddhist theoretical thoughts, especially Zen Buddhism. Because of Wang Mingyang's hard work, many of his thoughts are derived from Buddhism.

After the old master led the way, from Zeng Guofan to Wang Yangming, knowledge and practice were unified, and the practice records were passed down here. I feel even more powerful mentally, especially in this book. I practice in studying things, doing good and eliminating evil, and practicing sincerity. The answers to the problems and doubts I encounter seem to peel away the clouds and see the light. There is light in my heart and good thoughts in my mind.

The Zhuanxi Lu is divided into three parts: the upper, middle and lower parts. The upper and lower parts of the Zhuanxi Lu are recorded by Wang Yangming's students and compiled the knowledge he imparted in his daily life. The Zhuanxi Lu is Wang Yangming's replies to his friends and his students. The Zhuanxi Lu not only comprehensively elaborates the main philosophical thoughts of Wang Yangming's teachings, but also reflects his dialectical teaching methods and his lively, lively, and often witty language arts. Wang Yangming's teachings focus on "natural principles", that is, seek answers from your own heart, don't pursue fame, fortune, and money excessively, always review yourself, and stay "in the midst of development." This is similar to the theme of the movie "Peace Heroes" I watched recently, which is always here, now, here. "During the day, if you feel disturbed, sit quietly; if you feel too lazy to read, then read. This is also a medicine for illness." Although the ancient text is difficult to understand, if you can calm down, it will still be helpful to your impetuous heart.

Wang Yangming is the most perfect person in ancient times. In everything, we should seek others from ourselves, cultivate goodness inwardly, cultivate virtue and cultivate our mind.

There is no goodness and no disgust in the body; the heart is human nature and the law of nature, and the nature is the highest good. There is no contradiction between the natural goodness and the no goodness and no disgust in the body. The highest goodness is witnessing, the "in the undeveloped" of the mean, and the "wonderful original mind" of the Surangama Sutra. This is the "Tao follows nature" in the Tao Te Ching. The business of heaven and earth is like flowers and grass. Taking flowers as good and grass as evil, and grass as good and flowers as evil are all human desires, because flowers and plants themselves have no good or evil, and there is no good or evil. Viewing flowers and grass is the highest good. At this time, we will not care for flowers because of selfish desires, nor will we eradicate weeds because of selfish desires. We will treat all things as one in the "undeveloped" state, handle things and behave impartially. This kind of people will "be in their position and pursue their political affairs" in everything they do, and will not neglect public affairs for private purposes. For example, if an official does not favor one side or that side, and acts realistically and in accordance with the current legal provisions, then this kind of behavior that is neither good nor evil is the supreme good and the law of nature.

Only by uniting knowledge and action can you be proud of yourself. Only by not being arrogant and being open-minded can you unite knowledge and action and achieve the state of selflessness [Like]

If you don't read the records, you won't have a good conscience. Mr. Transparent Yangming's opinion is to seek the way of following one's conscience. For all unheard and unseen things, just follow your conscience. If you add selfishness, you will be biased.

The original text is difficult to understand, but the translation is easy to understand! ! ! Read more, think more, think more about the translation!

Very well written! Worth reading.

Very exciting and worth learning

Reflexively be sincere and seek others from yourself

Good, really good. My IQ is not enough to evaluate this book. I can only say it's good😁

Read the wisdom of our ancestors and eliminate today's myths!

Thank you, Mr. Yangming, for he is a true saint. He has such a bright heart, so there is nothing more to say.

It has the original text and a vernacular translation, making it easy for contemporary people to understand the language of the ancients.

A must-read masterpiece with power that spans the ages

Personally, I think that the so-called "developing conscience" means seeking good knowledge and achieving good cognition. "Unity of knowledge and action" means to combine conscience with practice, which means to verify conscience and improve good conscience. The original intention of people to pursue beauty is possessed by everyone, so the original intention is the law of heaven. The so-called principle of heaven is the way of heaven. If there is excess damage, make up for the deficiency. If there is excess, it is selfish desire, and if there is deficiency, it is conscience!

The study of saints, from great truth to simplicity

Simple, clear and easy to understand

He is indeed a saint, I admire him [like]

Benefiting all people with immeasurable merit

Good, good, good, good

I benefited a lot from watching it

Just take one step. Very classic

Knowledge and action are consistent with conscience