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道家 -> 莊子 -> 雜篇 -> 徐無鬼 -> 10.3

A dog is not reckoned good because it barks well;
and a man is not reckoned wise because be speaks skilfully
- how much less can he be deemed Great!
If one thinks he is Great, he is not fit to be accounted Great
- how much less is he so from the practice of the attributes (of the Dao)!
Now none are so grandly complete as Heaven and Earth;
but do they seek for anything to make them so grandly complete?
He who knows this grand completion
does not seek for it; he loses nothing and abandons nothing;
he does not change himself from regard to (external) things;
he turns in on himself, and finds there an inexhaustible store;
he follows antiquity and does not feel about (for its lessons)
- such is the perfect sincerity of the Great Man.


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