| The Hidden Harmony maxims of the Greek mystic Heraclitus Chapter 5 Such is the Depth of Its Meaning Chinese--simplified characters |
| oshobob The Living Workshop |
| The Hidden Harmony--Chinese |
| mp3 audio in standard Chinese by a native speaker from the People's Republic of China. |
| A philosopher is the most deceived person in the world because he thinks he knows without knowing anything at all. Heraclitus has laughed about Pythagoras, one of the greatest philosophers the world has ever known. Many times Heraclitus says, "If by philosophizing somebody could have become a knower, then Pythagoras would have been the first knower in the world" – because Pythagoras traveled all over the world, the known world in those days. He even came to India; he lived in Egypt, he traveled far and wide... --Osho The Hidden Harmony, ch. 5 |
| 第五章 这就是它的意味深长 让我们不要对那些最伟大的 事作武断的推测。 大量学习并不会教给人悟性。 找金子的人挖了很多土， 但是几乎没有找到什么。 即使你走过了每一条路， 你也无法发现灵魂的极限-- 这就是它的意味深长。 |
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| Let us not make arbitrary conjectures about the greatest matters. Much learning does not teach understanding. Seekers after gold dig up much earth and find little. You could not discover the limits of the soul even if you traveled every road to do so – such is the depth of its meaning. |