The Religions of the World
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" CONFUCIANISM. 25 1 2. The Ta-Hio, or Great Learning, by Tsang-Sin, a disciple. The following is an example : " The ancients who sought to establish virtue throughout the empire began by ordering well their own estates. Wishing to establish virtue in the state, they began by regulating their own household. Wishing to establish virtue in the household, they began by looking to themselves. Wishing to cultivate their individual characters, they began by rectifying their hearts. " 3. The Chung-Yun...g, or Doctrine of the Mean. The following is an extract : " The Master saith, Perfect is the virtue which is according to The Mean. How rare have been the people who could practice it !" — " If there be no stirrings of joy or anger, grief or pleasure, the mind is in Equilibrium. If those feelings be awakened to act in due proportion, the mind is in Harmony. This Equilibrium is the root of human action, and this Har- mony is the proper path for all. " 4. The Works of Mencius, the Master's most illus- trious disciple.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" CONFUCIANISM. 25 1 2. The Ta-Hio, or Great Learning, by Tsang-Sin, a disciple. The following is an example : " The ancients who sought to establish virtue throughout the empire began by ordering well their own estates. Wishing to establish virtue in the state, they began by regulating their own household. Wishing to establish virtue in the household, they began by looking to themselves. Wishing to cultivate their individual characters, they began by rectifying their hearts. " 3. The Chung-Yun...g, or Doctrine of the Mean. The following is an extract : " The Master saith, Perfect is the virtue which is according to The Mean. How rare have been the people who could practice it !" — " If there be no stirrings of joy or anger, grief or pleasure, the mind is in Equilibrium. If those feelings be awakened to act in due proportion, the mind is in Harmony. This Equilibrium is the root of human action, and this Har- mony is the proper path for all. " 4. The Works of Mencius, the Master's most illus- trious disciple.
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