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¹ØÒü×Ó kuan-yin-tzu¹ØÒü×ÓµÄÉúƽ life of kuan-yin-tzu..........................................1¹ØÒü×ÓµÄÉúƽ life of kuan-yin-tzu.............................................1 Öî×Ó°Ù¼Ò̸¹ØÒü×Ó ancient philosophers on kuan-yin-tzu ............................9¹ØÒü×ÓÓëÀÏñõ kuan-yin-tzu and lao dan .....................................9 ÁÐ×ÓѧÉä lieh-tzu learning archery..............................................14 **Õ ÓîÖæ¾ÍÊǵÀ chapter i ­e universe is the tao............................16 µÀÊÇʲô what is the tao? .....................................................16Ê¥ÈËÖ®µÀ ¹íÉñ²»Öªghosts and immortals are ignorant of the saint¡¯s tao....................18µÀ¼´ÊÇ×ÔÈ»¹æÂÉ ­e taois the law of nature ..............................................19µÀÎÞÈËÎÞÎÒ ­e tao rules out human and self..........................................22µÀÖÕ²»¿ÉµÃ ­e taois ultimately unattainable ...........................................24µÀ²»ÒÔÇÚ³É ­e tao cannot be attained ­rough diligence........................25 ÎáµÀÈ纣 our way is like the ocean ........................................28µÚ¶þÕ ¿ªÌì±ÙµØ chapter ii ­e creation..............................................30 ÓîÖæµÄ¹æÂÉ ­e laws of the universe...................................................30 ÍòÏóÆøËùÉú from the qi spring all manifestations of nature......................32 ÓîÖæÌìµØÊÇÃÎÂ𣿠is the universe or world a dream?................................34 Ê¥ÈËȥʶ²»È¥ÌìµØ­e saint gets rid of the mind rather thanthe world ......................35ÔªÆøµÄÔËÐÐ ­operation of the primordial qi ............................................37µÚÈýÕ µÃµÀµÄÊ¥ÈË chapter iii ­e saint who attains thetao .................39 Ê¥ÈËÖÎÌìÏ ­ saint governs the world............................................39 Ê¥ÈËÖª¹Å½ñ´óͬ­ saint is aware of the unity between the past and present............40Ê¥ÈËÖªÎÞÎÒ ­ saintknows ­ere is no self ................................................ 43ÈËÖ®ÉÆÇÙÕß ­ose good at playing the qin........................................ 44 Ê¥ÈËËùÒÔÒìºõÈË why the saint is di?erent from common people ............. 45 µÚËÄÕ ¾«Éñ»êÆÇ chapter iv essence, spirit, soul andvigour ...............48 ÎåÐл¥ÉúÃð ­e five elements promote and constrain each other ............ 48¾«ÊÇË® ­e spirit is water-y.............................................. 49 ÐÔÕßÐÄδÃÈ intrinsic nature means the heart has no sprout.................... 53 ¹íÔÆΪ»ê hun consists of gui and yun......................................... 54 ÉúËÀ´óÊ life and death......................................................... 59 µÚÎåÕ ֪ÐÄÎÞÎï chapter v knowing the mind is void..........................62 ÐıÎÕß¹íÉãÖ®one with a trammelled mind tends to bepossessed by a ghost ........... 62 ÎÞÒ»ÐÄ commitment............................................................. 64 Á÷Õß·ÇÖÛ what flows is not the boat................................................ 66ÖªÐÄÎÞÎï knowingthe heart is empty of ­ings ........................................... 67ÎÞÊÑÀûº¦ÊÇ·Ç do not be particular about gains andlosses, right andwrong ............. 67 ÐÄÎÞ·½ ­e mind knows no bounds................................. 68 ÒÔÐÄΪʦ make the heart yourteacher........................................ 69 ÊÂÉúÓÚÒâ matters spring from ­oughts .....................................69 ÐĸÐÎï ­e heart perceives ­ings............................................... 70 ÐÄÄÜÎÞÖÐʾÓÐ ­e heart can show being in non-being ................... 73 ÌìÏÂÖ®Àí ­e principles of the world....................................... 74 µÚÁùÕ ÃÎÓë¾õÐÑ chapter vi dream and awakening...............................76 ÎÞÎÒ¼´ÊÇÎÒËûÎÞ±ðnon-self means no distinction betweenself and others .............. 76 ×Ô²»¼ûÎÒ i cannot see myself................................................... 79 ÉíÊÇСÓîÖæ ­e body is a small universe ............................... 80 ÍòÎï½ÔÓÐ×Ô¼ºµÄСÓîÖæ all ­ings have ­eir respective universes .......... 81 ÍÁż֮³É clay figurines ....................................... 81 Ä¿×Ô¹ÛÄ¿ eyes seeingeyes .............................................. 82ÎåÐл¥Óà ­e five elements interact.......................................... 83 ¿Ý¹êÎÞÎÒ ­e turtle shell has no self............................................. 84 ÐÄÒäÕßÓÌÍü¼¢ one who misses something forgets abouthunger ..............85 µÚÆßÕ Íò·¨¹éÒ» chapter vii all ways converge intoone .....................87 µÀ±¾ÖÁÎÞ ­e tao is void ..............................................87 Óм´ÎÞ being is no-being .....................................................89ÏóÓÉÐıä image is generated in the heart.................................90 Ê¥È˲»´æ²»±ä ­e saint does not exist or change.......................................92 Ê¥ÈËÈλ¯ËùÒÔÎÞ»¯­e saint can control change and ­usremain unchanged .........93 ´óº£Ë®Ò» sea water is an integral whole..................................94 Ê¥È˾ӳ£ÂÇ±ä ­e saint is concerned about change in constancy ............94 Íò»¯²»ÄܶòÎÒ changes cannot chain me ................................95 ÌìÏÂÖ®Àí ­e principles of the world.............................................96 µÚ°ËÕ ÐÄÉúÍòÎï chapter viii from the heart springall ­ings ..............97 ¹ÅÖ®ÉÆÞéÝéÕß master fortune-tellers in ancient time.................................97 ÎåÐÐÖ®±ä changes of the five elements ..................................99ÉúÎï·´Ó¦ biological reactions.....................................................101 µÀÎï¹éÒ» ­e tao and all ­ings revert to one..........................................102 µÚ¾ÅÕ ÍòÎï·ÇÎÒ chapter ix ­ings are not me...................................104 ÎðÇáСÊ do not slight trivial ­ings ................................104 ÖÇÖ®¼«Õß¹ÊÓÞ one with the ultimate wisdom pretends to be foolish ......106 Îï·ÇÎÒ ­ings are not me ........................................107 Ê¥ÈËÎÞËù¼û ­e saint sees nothing .....................................108 Ä¿Ö®Ëù¼û what the eyes see.............................................109 ÉƽñÕß¿ÉÒÔÐйŠ­ose good at the present can practice the past ............110 ÄÜÍüµÀÄËÄÜÓеÀ ­ose who forget the tao can attain the tao ...............111 ²»¿É±°ÈË×𼺠do not place yourself above others ...........................112ÔÚÓÞ²»ÔÚÖÇ better foolish than wise........................................112 ÉÙÑÔ²»Ôâ¼É silence incurs no hatred......................................113 Ðļ²ÎÞÒ©Ò½ no medicine can cure the faulty mind................................115 ÎôÖ®ÂÛµÀÕß past preachers of the tao........................................116 Ê¥È˵ĴóÑÔ ­e saint¡¯s grand words........................................117 Ó÷µÀÕß²»ÑÔ ­ose who truly know do not speak .....................................117ÄÚ²»¼ûÎÒ Íâ²»¼ûÈË we do not see self within and otherswithout.............118 Ê¥ÈËÑÔÃÉÃÉ ­e saint¡¯s words are vague.............................119ÕæÖÐÓÐÕæ·Ç in truthlies truth and untruth ..............................................121ûi¹Ú×Ó he guan ziûi¹Ú×Ó ¾íÉÏhe guan zi volume 1.......................................................125** ²©Ñ¡ chapterone: extensive selection ............................................126µÚ¶þ ×ÅÏ£ chapter two: recruiting talents and achieving fame ............132µÚÈý Ò¹ÐÐ chapter ­ree: walking in the dark........................................138µÚËÄ¡¡ÌìÔò chapter four: ­e laws of heaven..........................................142µÚÎå¡¡»·Á÷ chapterfive: ­e circle of life ...............................................152µÚÁù¡¡µÀ¶Ë chapter six: ­e root of governance.....................................163µÚÆß¡¡½üµü chapterseven: achieving victory ............................................173ûi¹Ú×Ó ¾íÖÐ he guan zi volume 2............................................182µÚ°Ë¡¡¶ÈÍò chaptereight: surmising all ­ings .........................................183µÚ¾Å¡¡Íõ chapter nine: ­e sword of the ruler.......................................190µÚÊ®¡¡Ì©ºè chapter ten: ­e vastness of heaven......................................196µÚʮһ¡¡Ì©Â¼ chapter eleven: ­e records of vast heaven......................203ûi¹Ú×Ó ¾íÏ he guan zi volume 3.......................................................210µÚÊ®¶þ ÊÀ±ø chapter twelve: warfare of the world................................211µÚÊ®Èý¡¡±¸Öª chapter ­irteen: comprehensive knowledge ....................218µÚÊ®ËÄ¡¡±øÕþ chapter fourteen: ­e military and politics.......................226µÚÊ®Î塡ѧÎÊ¡¡chapter fieen: learning and inquiry................................231µÚÊ®Áù¡¡ÊÀÏÍ¡¡chapter sixteen: virtuous ocials ....................................235µÚÊ®Æß¡¡ÌìȨ ¡¡chapter seventeen: divine authority.................................240µÚÊ®°Ë¡¡ÄÜÌì¡¡chapter eighteen: conforming to heaven...........................250µÚÊ®¾Å¡¡ÎäÁéÍõ¡¡chapter nineteen: king of wuling of zhao....................258