嗜寂者觀白雲幽石而通玄 趨榮者見淸歌妙舞而忘倦 唯自得之士 無喧寂無榮枯無往非自適之天 (後 32)

Those who like stillness hide in the depths of the mountains and enjoy looking at the white clouds and deep rocks. Those who pursue the glory of fame and wealth delight in sweet songs and refined dances. Only a deeply enlightened one enjoys himself wherever he goes, regardless of stillness or fame and wealth. (Book2 32)

Shackle and suffering start from preference.

Vegetable Root Discourse

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