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B. Jones | The Wheelwright and the Butcher: Master Zhuang's Recipe for Mindful Living | Education About Asia

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Author: Charles B. Jones TEACHING RESOURCES Author: Charles B. Jones Keywords: China and Inner Asia, Literature, Philosophy, Religion, Taiwan Downloads: Download PDF PUBLISHED ON 2013-03-30 LICENSE May I ask what words my lord is reading? The words of a sage. Is the sage alive? He’s dead. In that case what my lord is reading is the dregs of the men of old, isn’t it? What business is it of a wheelwright to criticize what I read? If you can explain yourself, well and good. If not, you die. Speaking for myself, I see it in terms of my own work. If I chip at a wheel too slowly, the chisel slides and does not grip; if too fast, it jams and catches in the wood. Not too slow, not too fast; I feel it in the hand and respond from the hea

Teaching Resources The Wheelwright and the Butcher: Master Zhuang's Recipe for Mindful Living Author: Charles B. Jones Teaching Resources The Wheelwright and the Butcher: Master Zhuang's Recipe for Mindful Living Author: Charles B. Jones Options Share: 𝕏 A- A+ Dyslexia Harvard Citation Style Vancouver Citation Style APA Citation Style Download RIS Download BibTeX Keywords: China and Inner Asia , Literature , Philosophy , Religion , Taiwan Downloads: Download PDF Published on 2013-03-30 License Wooden cart wheel in Tainan Museum. Photo: Charles B. Jones. Some years ago, I was taking a s

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