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Caigentan 75. The dual cultivation
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Man must keep his mind wide open, so that righteousness can take up its dwelling there.
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Caigentan 74. The rigorous dialectic
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Repeatedly tempering oneself through the interchange of weal and woe enables one to attain long-term blessings.
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Caigentan 73. Cosmic principles vs. Selfish desires
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The path of heavenly principles is wide. Once you set your foot on this path, it takes only a bit of hard thinking for you to become fully enlightened.
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Caigentan 72. Temperament and fortune
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When the essence which pervades nature is warm it promotes the growth of the myriad things. When it is cold it tends to destroy the vitality of the myriad things.
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Caigentan 70. The alchemy of inner climate
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Man cannot seize happiness; it is only by preserving a happy frame of mind that the essence of happiness can be summoned.