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Chiang loyalist Wu Zhongxin

Gardner Bovingdon • The Uyghurs: Strangers in Their Own Land

Your body’s qi status is closely related to your mind. If your mind is under the conditions of fear, distress, and sadness, your qi status will be suboptimal; thus, cancer cells continue to survive and spread.

Yang Jwing-Ming • The Dao De Jing: A Qigong Interpretation

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his draft fell to Mi-t’uo-shan, a monk from the Silk Road kingdom of Tokhara, who was assisted by the Chinese monks Fu-li and Fa-tsang.

Red Pine • The Lankavatara Sutra: Translation and Commentary (NONE)

LI HSI-CHAI says, “The ancient masters of the Way had no ambition. Hence, they dulled their edges and did not insist on anything. They had no fear. Hence, they untied every tangle and avoided nothing. They did not care about beauty. Hence, they softened their light and forgot about themselves. They did not hate ugliness. Hence, they merged with the

Red Pine • Lao-tzu's Taoteching

Stanford, I had the good fortune to study with Richard Rorty,

Paul Kalanithi • When Breath Becomes Air

Our example, though, requires explanations, the kind the Founders gave to the world. And this is where we are failing: the dominant schools in American universities can tell the Chinese students only that they should avoid Eurocentrism, that rationalism has failed, that they should study non-Western cultures, and that bourgeois liberalism is the mo... See more

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After Zigong admits that he is a follower of Confucius, the gardener continues the attack, accusing Zigong of being ‘one of those who broaden their learning so as to appear like the sages, fawn and flatter so to rise above the masses, strumming and singing sad solos so to peddle their reputations to the world!’