Apr 6, 2021
The most wild part of therapy with my new therapist is her stumbling across the archaeological traces of how, circa age 21, I copy+pasted the entirety of Mencius (372–289 BCE) into my brain as a worldview.
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The most wild part of therapy with my new therapist is her stumbling across the archaeological traces of how, circa age 21, I copy+pasted the entirety of Mencius (372–289 BCE) into my brain as a worldview.
Jeong Mong-ju passed the civil service exam with high marks and started a career as a diplomat.
Highly esteem filial piety and brotherly submission to give due weight to social relations.
Sacred Edict of the Kangxi Emperor, Maxim 1
1. Be tolerant of the mistakes of others. 2. Do not make remarks about women's sexiness. 3. Do not ridicule other people's handwriting... 4. Fill up holes in graves. 5. Do not show anger or worry in your parents' sight. 6. Do not speak of others' humble ancestry. 7. Do not deceive cripples, fools, old men, the young, or the sick... 8. Cut down thorns by the roadside to keep them from tearing people's clothes... 9. At night, light a lamp for others.... 10. Do not sell faithful dogs to dog butchers....
"Meritorious Deeds at No Cost," Wang Yangming