Chinese Philosophy Appropriateness and Righteousness Thesis

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In essence, this is already an essential step towards doing everything and, even if it doesn't mean immediately doing everything, it certainly anticipates and makes doing everything plausible.

On the other hand, with doing nothing, you are also more ready to embrace everything, to the degree to which you will be doing everything at a particular point in time. The emptiness provides, in fact, a necessary advantage as the capacity of doing everything when that becomes a necessity. Emptiness can, in this sense, become creative, only that creativity will only be activated at some point, at which point it will generate everything.

3. I am not fish, but I know that heart-minds are completed along with our bodies and I know that this is the same for all human being.

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Look at the way the fish is swimming: this tells me that it is happy in body and it is happy in mind. But I do understand your relativism and I agree with it - I know not what is good for the fish and what makes the fish happy, but I see what I see by standing here next to the water.

You were also probably anticipating that I knew the fish happiness, because you asked me how I knew its happiness, which means that you assumed that knowing the fish happiness was a true statement. Everything is right here: the waterfall, the water and our walk, as well as the fish and their swimming, so the fish must….....

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