茶不求精而壺亦不燥 酒不求冽而樽亦不空 素琴無絃而常調 短笛無腔而自適 終難超越羲皇亦可匹儔稽阮 (後 133)
Even if not trying to get only good tea, the teapot doesn't dry out. Even if not trying to find only great alcohol, the glass doesn't empty. An unadorned lyre can be always harmonious even without strings. Short flutes can be always fun even without holes. Even if it is difficult to surpass like a Saint, it might be possible to make friends with the wises who are indulged in Nature. (Book2 133)
A calm mind has no likes or dislikes. Because there is no trace of any place inside mind.
Vegetable Root Discourse
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