#meditation
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Author: Hellmut Wilhelm, C. G. Jung, Richard Wilhelm, and Cary F. Baynes
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ASIN: B004S6QSYO
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Reference: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004S6QSYO
Highlights
It is all very well to say that the crystal of quartz is a hexagonal prism. The statement is quite true in so far as an ideal crystal is envisaged. But in nature one finds no two crystals exactly alike, although all are unmistakably hexagonal. The actual form, however, seems to appeal more to the Chinese sage than the ideal one. The jumble of natural laws constituting empirical reality holds more significance for him than a causal explanation of events that, moreover, must usually be separated from one another in order to be properly dealt with. — location: 379 ^ref-3181
This is the reason why the teacher must wait to be sought out instead of offering himself. Only thus can the instruction take place at the right time and in the right way. — location: 1456 ^ref-16253
This is the reason why the teacher must wait to be sought out instead of offering himself. Only thus can the instruction take place at the right time and in the right way. — location: 1456 ^ref-16253
