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Wang Yang-Ming Wang Yang-Ming, born Wang Shou-jen, was born in 1472 and
died in 1529. Wang Yangming was born in Hangchow, China. Works by Wang
Yangming include "Instructions for Practical Living", "The Great
Learning" and "The Letters".
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- No one who really
has knowledge fails to practice it. Knowledge without practice should be interpreted
as lack of knowledge.
Wang
Yangming Quote - Knowledge is the beginning of practice; doing
is the completion of knowing.
Wang
Yangming Quote - Nature is the original character of the
mind. Heaven is the source of Nature.
Wang
Yangming Quote - I say there are no principles but those of the mind,
and nothing exists apart from the mind.
Wang
Yangming Quote - Lack of seeking implies that one does not cherish one's
purpose with determination.
Wang
Yangming Quote - That the sage is a sage is due solely to the fact that
his mind is completely dominated by heaven-given principles, and not hampered
by passion.
Wang
Yangming Quote - Whosoever is willing to devote himself to study may
become a sage, provided he devotes his mind to heaven-given principles.
Wang
Yangming Quote - As he who grows a tree should not neglect to cultivate
the roots, so he who desires to grow in virtue should develop his mind.
Wang
Yangming Quote - The human mind naturally finds pleasure in the principles
of righteousness, just as the eyes take pleasure in color and the ears in sound.
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