| Abstruse Signs The thickness of implicit virtuosity: Compare it to a robust infant. Bees, scorpions, serpents, and snakes do not sting. Ferocious animals do not seize. Birds of prey do not take. Bones are weak and muscles soft and yet he has a firm grasp. He does not yet know to join male and female and yet he is completely ready. This is the instinct's having arrived. The whole day he babbles and he does not get hoarse. This is the balance having arrived. Knowing to balance, call it 'constant' Knowing how to stay constant, call it 'discernment.' Benefiting life, call it 'auspicious.' The heart-mind's deploying life-force, call it 'coercion.' When natural kinds are mature then old age sets in. Call this not guided. That which is not guided is early already. |
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