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diff --git a/.gitattributes b/.gitattributes new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6833f05 --- /dev/null +++ b/.gitattributes @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +* text=auto +*.txt text +*.md text diff --git a/25169-0.txt b/25169-0.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0649bcd --- /dev/null +++ b/25169-0.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1062 @@ +The Project Gutenberg EBook of Guan Yin Zi, by Xi Yi + +This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with +almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or +re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included +with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org + + +Title: Guan Yin Zi + +Author: Xi Yi + +Release Date: April 25, 2008 [EBook #25169] + +Language: Chinese + +Character set encoding: UTF-8 + +*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK GUAN YIN ZI *** + + + + +Produced by Yi-Shin Lu + + + + +關尹子(佚名) + + 一宇 + 二柱 + 三極 + 四符 + 五鑑 + 六匕 + 七釜 + 八籌 + 九藥 + + 一宇宇者道也 + 關尹子曰:非有道不可言,不可言即道,非有道不可思,不可思即道。天物 +怒流,人事錯錯然,若若乎回也,戛戛乎鬥也,勿勿乎似而非也。而爭之,而介 +之,而哯之,而嘖之,而去之,而要之。言之如吹影,思之如鏤塵。聖智造迷, +鬼神不識。惟不可為,不可致,不可測,不可分,故曰天曰命曰神曰元,合曰道 +。 + + 曰:無一物非天,無一物非命,無一物非神,無一物非元。物既如此,人豈 +不然。人皆可曰天,人皆可曰神,人皆可致命通元。不可彼天此非天,彼神此非 +神,彼命此非命,彼元此非元。是以善吾道者,即一物中,知天盡神,致命造元 +。學之,徇異名,析同實。得之,契同實,忘異名。 + + 曰:觀道者如觀水,以觀沼為未足,則之河之江之海,曰水至也,殊不知我 +之津液涎淚皆水。 + + 曰:道無人,聖人不見甲是道乙非道。道無我,聖人不見己進道己退道。以 +不有道,故不無道;以不得道,故不失道。 + + 曰:不知道妄意卜者,如射覆盂。高之,存金存玉;中之,存角存羽;卑之 +,存瓦存石。是乎,非是乎,惟置物者知之。 + + 曰:一陶能作萬器,終無有一器能作陶者能害陶者。一道能作萬物,終無有 +一物能作道者能害道者。 + + 曰:道茫茫而無知乎,心儻儻而無羈乎,物迭迭而無非乎。電之逸乎,沙之 +飛乎。聖人以知心一物一道一。三者又合為一。不以一格不一,不以不一害一。 + + 曰:以盆為沼,以石為島,魚環游之,不知其幾千萬里而不窮也。夫何故? +水無源無歸。聖人之道,本無首,末無尾,所以應物不窮。 + + 曰:無愛道,愛者水也;無觀道,觀者火也;無逐道,逐者木也;無言道, +言者金也;無思道,思者土也。惟聖人不離本情而登大道。心既未萌,道亦假之 +。 + + 曰:重雲蔽天,江湖黯然,游魚茫然,忽望波明食動,幸賜于天,即而就之 +,漁釣斃焉。不知我無我而逐道者亦然。 + + 曰:方術之在天下多矣,或尚晦,或尚明,或尚強,或尚弱。執之皆事,不 +執之皆道。 + + 曰:道終不可得,彼可得者,名德不名道。道終不可行,彼可行者,名行不 +名道。聖人以可得可行者,所以善吾生;以不可得不可行者,所以善吾死。 + + 曰:聞道之後,有所為有所執者,所以之人,無所為無所執者,所以之天。 +為者必敗,執者必失。故聞道於朝,可死於夕。 + + 曰:一情冥為聖人,一情善為賢人,一情惡為小人。一情冥者,自有之無, +不可得而示。一情善惡者,自無起有,不可得而秘。一情善惡為有知,惟動物有 +之,一情冥者為無知。溥天之下,道無不在。 + + 曰:勿以聖人力行不怠,則曰道以勤成;勿以聖人堅守不易,則曰道以執得 +。聖人力行,猶之發矢,因彼而行,我不自行。聖人堅守,猶之握矢,因彼而守 +,我不自守。 + + 曰:若以言行學識求道,互相展轉,無有得時。知言如泉鳴,知行如禽飛, +知學如擷影,知識如計夢,一息不存,道將來契。 + + 曰:以事建物則難,以道棄物則易。天下之物,無不成之難而壞之易。 + + 曰:一灼之火能燒萬物,物亡而火何存;一息之道能冥萬物,物亡而道何在 +。 + + 曰:人生在世,有生一日死者,有生十年死者,有生百年死者。一日死者, +如一息得道;十年百年死者,如歷久得道。彼未死者,雖動作昭智,止名為生, +不名為死。彼未契道者,雖動作昭智,止名為事,不名為道。 + + 曰:不知吾道無言無行,而即有言有行者求道,忽遇異物,橫執為道,殊不 +知捨源求流,無時得源,捨本就末,無時得本。 + + 曰:習射習御習琴習奕,終無一事可以一息得者,惟道無形無方,故可得之 +於一息。 + + 曰:兩人射相遇,則巧拙見;兩人奕相遇,則勝負見;兩人道相遇,則無可 +示。無可示者,無巧無拙,無勝無負。 + + 曰:吾道如海,有億萬金,投之不見;有億萬石,投之不見;有億萬汙穢, +投之不見。能運小蝦小魚,能運大鯤大鯨。合眾水而受之,不為有餘;散眾水而 +分之,不為不足。 + + 曰:吾道如處暗。夫處明者不見暗中一物,而處暗者能見明中區事。 + + 曰:小人之權歸於惡,君子之權歸於善,聖人之權歸於無所得。惟無所得, +所以為道。 + + 曰:吾道如劍,以刃割物即利,以手握刃即傷。 + + 曰:籩不問豆,豆不答籩,瓦不問石,石不答瓦,道亦不失。問歟答歟,一 +氣往來,道何在。 + + 曰:仰道者跂,如道者駸,皆知道之事,不知道之道。是以聖人不望道而歉 +,不恃道而豐,不借道于聖,不賈道于愚。 + + + 二柱柱者建天地也 + 關尹子曰:若碗若盂,若瓶若壺,若甕若盎,皆能建天地。兆龜數蓍,破瓦 +文石,皆能告吉凶。是知天地萬物成理,一物包焉,物物皆包之,各不相借。以 +我之精,合彼之精。兩精相搏,而神應之。一雌一雄,卵生;一牡一牝,胎生。 +形者,彼之精;理者,彼之神;愛者,我之精;觀者,我之神。愛為水,觀為火 +。愛執而觀因之為木,觀存而愛攝之為金。先想乎一元之氣具乎一物執。愛之以 +合彼之形,冥觀之以合彼之理,則象存焉。一運之象,周乎太空,自中而升為天 +,自中而降為地。無有升而不降,無有降而不升。升者為火,降者為水。欲升而 +不能升者為木,欲降而不能降者為金。木之為物,鑽之得火,絞之得水。金之為 +物,擊之得火,鎔之得水。金木者,水火之交也。水為精為天,火為神為地,木 +為魂為人,金為魄為物。 + + 運而不已者為時,包而有在者為方,惟土終始之,有解之者,有示之者。 + + 曰:天下之人蓋不可以億兆計,人人之夢各異,夜夜之夢各異。有天有地, +有人有物,皆思成之,蓋不可以塵計,安知今之天地非有思者乎。 + + 曰:心應棗,肝應榆。我通天地,將陰夢水,將晴夢火。天地通我,我與天 +地似契似離,純純各歸。 + + 曰:天地雖大,有色有形,有數有方。吾有非色非形非數非方,而天天地地 +者存。 + + 曰:死胎中者,死卵中者,亦人亦物,天地雖大,彼固不知計。天地者,皆 +我區識。譬如手不觸刃,刃不傷人。 + + 曰:夢中鑑中水中,皆有天地存焉。欲去夢天地者寢不寐,欲去鑑天地者形 +不照,欲去水天地者盎不汲。彼之有無,在此不在彼。是以聖人不去天地去識。 + + 曰:天非自天,有為天者;地非自地,有為地者。譬如屋宇舟車,待人而成 +,彼不自成。知彼有待,知此無待。上不見天,下不見地,內不見我,外不見人 +。 + + 曰:有時者氣,彼非氣者,未嘗有晝夜。有方者形,彼非形者,未嘗有南北 +。何謂非氣?氣之所自生者如搖箑得風。彼未搖時,非風之氣;彼已搖時,即名 +為氣。何謂非形?形之所自生者,如鑽木得火。彼未鑽時,非火之形;彼已鑽時 +,即名為形。 + + 曰:寒暑溫涼之變,如瓦石之類,置之火即熱,置之水即寒,呵之即溫,吸 +之即涼。特因外物有去有來,而彼瓦石實無去來。譬如水中之影,有去有來。所 +謂水者,實無去來。 + + 曰:衣搖空得風,氣呵物得水,水注水即鳴,石擊石即光。知此說者,風雨 +雷電皆可為之。蓋風雨雷電皆緣氣而生,而氣緣心生。猶如內想大火,久之覺熱 +,內想大水,久之覺寒。知此說者,天地之德皆可同之。 + + 曰:五雲之變,可以卜當年之豐歉;八風之朝,可以卜當時之吉凶。是知休 +咎災祥,一氣之運耳。渾人我,同天地,而彼私智認而己之。 + + 曰:天地寓,萬物寓,我寓,道寓,苟離于寓,道亦不立。 + + + 三極極者尊聖人也 + 關尹子曰:聖人之治天下,不我賢愚,故因人之賢而賢之,因人之愚而愚之 +。不我是非,故因事之是而是之,因事之非而非之。知古今之大同,故或先古, +或先今。知內外之大同,故或先內或先外。天下之物,無得以累之,故本之以謙 +;天下之物,無得以外之,故含之以虛;天下之物,無得以難之,故行之以易; +天下之物,無得以窒之,故變之以權。以此中天下,可以制禮;以此和天下,可 +以作樂;以此公天下,可以理財;以此周天下,可以禦侮;以此因天下,可以立 +法;以此觀天下,可以制器。聖人不以一己治天下,而以天下治天下。天下歸功 +於聖人,聖人任功於天下。所以堯舜禹湯之治天下,天下皆曰自然。曰:天無不 +覆,有生有殺,而天無愛惡。日無不照,有妍有醜,而日無厚薄。 + + 曰:聖人之道天命,非聖人能自道;聖人之德時符,非聖人能自德;聖人之 +事人為,非聖人能自事。是以聖人不有道,不有德,不有事。 + + 曰:聖人知我無我,故同之以仁;知事無我,故權之以義;知心無我,故戒 +之以禮;知識無我,故照之以智;知言無我,故守之以信。 + + 曰:聖人之道,或以仁為仁,或以義為仁,或以禮以智以信為仁。仁義禮智 +信,各兼五者,聖人一之不膠,天下名之不得。 + + 曰:勿以行觀聖人,道無蹟;勿以言觀聖人,道無言;勿以能觀聖人,道無 +為;勿以貌觀聖人,道無形。 + + 曰:行雖至卓,不離高下;言雖至公,不離是非。能雖至神,不離巧拙;貌 +雖至殊,不離妍醜。聖人假此,以示天下,天下冥此,乃見聖人。 + + 曰:聖人師蜂立君臣,師蜘蛛立網罟,師拱鼠制禮,師戰蟻置兵。眾人師賢 +人,賢人師聖人,聖人師萬物。惟聖人同物,所以無我。 + + 曰:聖人曰道,觀天地人物皆吾道,倡和之,始終之,青黃之,卵翼之,不 +愛道不棄物,不尊君子,不賤小人。賢人曰物,物物不同,旦旦去之,旦旦與之 +,短之長之,直之方之,是為物易也。殊不知聖人鄙雜廁別分居,所以為人,不 +以此為己。 + + 曰:聖人之於眾人,飲食衣服同也,屋宇舟車同也,富貴貧賤同也。眾人每 +同聖人,聖人每同眾人。彼仰其高侈其大者,其然乎,其不然乎? + + 曰:魚欲異群魚,捨水躍岸即死;虎欲異群虎,捨山入市即擒。聖人不異眾 +人,特物不能拘爾。 + + 曰:道無作,以道應世者,是事非道。道無方,以道寓物者,是物非道。聖 +人竟不能出道以示人。 + + 曰:如鐘鐘然,如鐘鼓然,聖人之言則然。如車車然,如車舟然,聖人之行 +則然。惟莫能名,所以退天下之言;惟莫能知,所以奪天下之智。 + + 曰:蝍蛆食蛇,蛇食蛙,蛙食蝍蛆,互相食也。聖人之言亦然,言有無之弊 +,又言非有非無之弊,又言去非有非無之弊。言之如引鋸然,惟善聖者不留一言 +。 + + 曰:若龍若蛟,若蛇若龜,若魚若蛤,龍皆能之。蛟,蛟而已,不能為龍, +亦不能為蛇為龜為魚為蛤。聖人龍之,賢人蛟之。 + + 曰:在己無居,形物自著,其動若水,其靜若鏡,其應若響,芒乎若亡,寂 +乎若清,同焉者和,得焉者失,未嘗先人,而嘗隨人。 + + 曰:渾乎洋乎游太初乎,時金己,時玉己,時糞己,時土己,時翔物,時逐 +物,時山物,時淵物,端乎權乎狂乎愚乎。 + + 曰:人之善琴者,有悲心,則聲悽悽然,有思心,則聲遲遲然,有怨心,則 +聲回回然,有慕心,則聲裴裴然。所以悲思怨慕者,非手非竹非絲非桐。得之心 +,符之手;得之手,符之物。人之有道者,莫不中道。 + + 曰:聖人以有言有為有思者,所以同乎人;未嘗言未嘗為未嘗思者,所以異 +乎人。 + + 曰:利害心愈明,則親不睦;賢愚心愈明,則友不交;是非心愈明,則事不 +成,好醜心愈明,則物不契。是以聖人渾之。 + + 曰:世之愚拙者妄援,聖人之愚拙自解。殊不知聖人時愚時明,時拙時巧。 + + 曰:以聖師聖者,賢人;以賢師聖者,聖人。蓋以聖師聖者,徇跡而忘道; +以賢師聖者,反跡而合道。 + + 曰:賢人趨上而不見下,眾人趨下而不見上,聖人通乎上下,惟其宜之,豈 +曰離賢人眾人,別有聖人也哉。 + + 曰:天下之理,夫者倡,婦者隨,牡者馳,牝者逐,雄者鳴,雌者應。是以 +聖人制言行,而賢人拘之。 + + 曰:聖人道雖虎變,事則鱉行,道雖絲分,事則棋布。 + + 曰:所謂聖人之道者,胡然孑孑爾,胡然徹徹爾,胡然堂堂爾,胡然臧臧爾 +。惟其能遍偶萬物,而無一物能偶之,故能貴萬物。 + + 曰:雲之卷舒,禽之飛翔,皆在虛空中,所以變化不窮,聖人之道則然。 + + + 四符符者精神魂魄也 + 關尹子曰:水可析可合,精無人也;火因膏因薪神,無我也。故耳蔽前後皆 +可聞,無人,智崇無人,一奇無人,冬凋秋物無人,黑不可變,無人,北壽無人 +,皆精。舌即齒,牙成言,無我,禮卑無我,二偶無我,夏因春物,無我,赤可 +變,無我,南天無我,皆神。以精無人,故米去殼則精存,以神無我,故鬼憑物 +則神見。全精者忘是非,忘得失,在此者非彼,抱神者時晦明時強弱,在彼者非 +此。 + + 曰:精神,水火也。五行互生滅之,其來無首,其往無尾,則吾之精一滴無 +存亡爾,吾之神一欻無起滅爾,惟無我無人,無首無尾,所以與天地冥。 + + 曰:精者水,魄者金,神者火,魂者木。精主水,魄主金,金生水,故精者 +魄藏之。神主火,魂主木,木生火,故神者魂藏之。惟水之為物,能藏金而息之 +,能滋木而榮之,所以析魂魄。惟火之為物,能鎔金而銷之,能燔木而燒之,所 +以冥魂魄。惟精,在天為寒,在地為水,在人為精。神,在天為熱,在地為火, +在人為神。魄,在天為燥,在地為金,在人為魄。魂,在天為風,在地為木,在 +人為魂。惟以我之精,合天地萬物之精,譬如萬水可合為一水。以我之神,合天 +地萬物之神,譬如萬火可合為一火。以我之魄,合天地萬物之魄,譬如金之為物 +,可合異金而鎔之為一金。以我之魂,合天地萬物之魂,譬如木之為物,可接異 +木而生之為一木。則天地萬物,皆吾精吾神吾魄吾魂,何者死,何者生? + + 曰:五行之運,因精有魂,因魂有神,因神有意,因意有魄,因魄有精。五 +行回環不已,所以我之偽心流轉造化,幾億萬歲,未有窮極,然核芽相生,不知 +其幾萬株,天地雖大,不能芽空中之核。雌卵相生,不知其幾萬禽,陰陽雖妙, +不能卵無雄之雌。惟其來于我者,皆攝之以一息,則變物為我,無物非我,所謂 +五行者,孰能變之? + + 曰:眾人以魄攝魂者,金有餘則木不足也;聖人以魂運魄者,木有餘則金不 +足也。蓋魄之藏魂俱之,魂之游魄因之。魂晝寓目,魄夜舍肝。寓目能見,舍肝 +能夢。見者魂無分別析之者,分別析之曰天地者,魂狃習也。夢者魄無分別析之 +者,分別析之曰彼我者,魄狃習也。火生土,故神生意;土生金,故意生魄。神 +之所動,不名神,名意;意之所動,不名意,名魄。惟聖人知我無我,知物無物 +,皆因思慮計之而有。是以萬物之來,我皆對之以性,而不對之以心。性者,心 +未萌也,無心則無意矣。蓋無火則無土,無意則無魄矣。蓋無土則無金。一者不 +存,五者皆廢。既能渾天地萬物以為魂,斯能渾天地萬物以為魄。凡造化所妙皆 +吾魂,凡造化所有皆吾魄,則無有一物可役我者。舍肝當作舍肺 + + 曰:鬼云為魂,鬼白為魄,於文則然。鬼者,人死所變。 + + 云者風,風者木;白者氣,氣者金。風散故輕清,輕清者上天。金堅故重濁 +,重濁者入地。輕清者,魄從魂升;重濁者,魂從魄降。有以仁升者,為木星佐 +,有以義升者,為金星佐,有以禮升者,為火星佐,有以智升者,為水星佐,有 +以信升者,為土星佐。有以不仁沉者,木賊之,不義沉者,金賊之,不禮沉者, +火賊之,不智沉者,水賊之,不信沉者,土賊之。魂魄半之,則在人間,升魂為 +貴,降魄為賤,靈魂為賢,厲魄為愚,輕魂為明,重魄為暗,揚魂為羽,鈍魄為 +毛,明魂為神,幽魄為鬼。其形其居,其識其好,皆以五行契之。惟五行之數, +參差不一,所以萬物之多,盈天地間,猶未已也。以五事歸五行,以五行作五蟲 +,可勝言哉。譬猶兆龜數蓍,至誠自契,五行應之。誠苟不至,兆之數之,無一 +應者。聖人假物以游世,五行不得不對。 + + 曰:五者具有魂。魂者識,目者精,色者神。見之者為魂,耳目口鼻心之類 +在此生者。愛為精,為彼生父本,觀為神,為彼生母本。愛觀雖異,皆同識生, +彼生生本在彼生者。一為父,故受氣於父,氣為水。二為母,故受血於母,血為 +火。有父有母,彼生生矣。惟其愛之無識,如鎖之交,觀之無識,如燈之照。吾 +識不萌,吾生何有。 + + 曰:如桴扣鼓,鼓之形者,我之有也;鼓之聲者,我之感也。桴已往矣,餘 +聲尚在,終亦不存而已矣。鼓之形如我之精,鼓之聲如我之神。其餘聲者,猶之 +魂魄,知夫倏往倏來,則五行之氣,我何有焉。 + + 曰:夫果之有核,必待水火土三者具矣,然後相生不窮。三者不具,如大旱 +大潦大塊,皆不足以生物。夫精水神火意土,三者本不交,惟人以根合之,故能 +於其中橫見有事。猶如術祝者,能於至無中見多有事。 + + 曰:魂者木也,木根於冬水而華於夏火。故人之魂藏於夜精,而見於晝神。 +合乎精,故所見我獨,蓋精未嘗有人。合乎神,故所見人同,蓋神未嘗有我。 + + 曰:知夫此身,如夢中身,隨情所見者,可以飛神作我而游太清。知夫此物 +,如夢中物,隨情所見者,可以凝精作物而駕八荒。是道也,能見精神而久生, +能忘精神而超生。吸氣以養精,如金生水,吸風以養神,如木生火,所以假外以 +延精神。漱水以養精,精之所以不窮,摩火以養神,神之所以不窮,所以假內以 +延精神。若夫忘精神而超生者,吾嘗言之矣。 + + 曰:人勤於禮者,神不外馳,可以集神;人勤於智者,精不外移,可以攝精 +。仁則陽而明,可以輕魂;義則陰而冥,可以御魄。 + + 曰:蜣蜋轉丸,丸成而精思之,而有蝡白者存丸中,俄去殼而蟬。彼蜣不思 +,彼蝡奚白? + + 曰:庖人羹蟹,遺一足几上,蟹已羹,而遺足尚動。是生死者,一氣聚散爾 +。不生不死,而人橫計曰生死。 + + 曰:有死立者,有死坐者,有死臥者,有死病者,有死藥者。等死,無甲乙 +之殊。若知道之士,不見生,故不見死。 + + 曰:人之厭生死超生死者,皆是大患也。譬如化人,若有厭生死心,超生死 +心,止名為妖,不名為道。 + + 曰:計生死者,或曰死己有,或曰死己無,或曰死己亦有亦無,或曰死己不 +有不無。或曰當喜者,或曰當懼者,或曰當任者,或曰當超者。愈變識情,馳騖 +不已。殊不知我之生死,如馬之手,如牛之翼,本無有,復無無。譬如水火雖犯 +水火,不能燒之,不能溺之。 + + + 五鑑鑑者心也 + + 關尹子曰:心蔽吉凶者,靈鬼攝之,心蔽男女者,淫鬼攝之;心蔽幽憂者, +沈鬼攝之;心蔽放逸者,狂鬼攝之;心蔽盟詛者,奇鬼攝之;心蔽藥餌者,物鬼 +攝之。如是之鬼,或以陰為身,或以幽為身,或以風為身,或以氣為身,或以土 +偶為身,或以彩畫為身,或以老畜為身,或以敗器為身。彼以其精,此以其精, +兩精相搏,則神應之。為鬼所攝者,或解奇事,或解異事,或解瑞事,其人傲然 +。不曰鬼于躬,惟曰道于躬,久之,或死木,或死金,或死繩,或死井。惟聖人 +能神神而不神于神,役萬物而執其機,可以會之,可以散之,可以禦之,日應萬 +物,其心寂然。 + + 曰:無一心,五識並馳,心不可一;無虛心,五行皆具,心不可虛;無靜心 +,萬化密移,心不可靜。借能一,則二偶之;借能虛,則實滿之;借能靜,則動 +搖之。惟聖人能斂萬有於一息,無有一物可役我之明徹;散一息於萬有,無有一 +物可間吾之云為。 + + 曰:火千年俄可滅,識千年俄可去。 + + 曰:流者舟也,所以流之者是水非舟;運者車也,所以運之者是牛非車;思 +者心也,所以思之者是意非心。不知所以然而然,惟不知所以然而然,故其來無 +從,其往無在。其來無從,其往無在,故能與天地本原,不古不今。 + + 曰:知心無物,則知物無物,知物無物,則知道無物,知道無物,故不遵卓 +絕之行,不驚微妙之言。 + + 曰:物我交,心生;兩木摩,火生。不可謂之在我,不可謂之在彼,不可謂 +之非我,不可謂之非彼,執而彼我之則愚。 + + 曰:無恃爾所謂利害是非,爾所謂利害是非者,果得利害是非之乎?聖人方 +且不識不知,而況於爾。 + + 曰:夜之所夢,或長於夜。心無時生於齊者,心之所見皆齊國也,既而之宋 +之楚之晉之梁,心之所存各異心無方。 + + 曰:善弓者師弓不師羿,善舟者師舟不師,善心者師心不師聖。 + + 曰:是非好醜,成敗盈虛,造物者運矣,皆因私識執之而有,於是以無遣之 +猶存,以非有非無遣之猶存,無曰莫莫爾無曰渾渾爾猶存。譬猶昔游再到,記憶 +宛然,此不可忘不可遣。善去識者,變識為智。變識為智之說,汝知之乎?曰: +想如思鬼,心慄思盜,心怖曰識。如認黍為稷,認玉為石者,浮游罔象,無所底 +止。譬睹奇物,生奇物想,生奇物識。此想此識,根不在我。譬如今日,今日而 +已,至於來日想識殊未可卜,及至來日,紛紛想識,皆緣有生,曰想曰識。 + + 譬如犀牛望月,月形入角,特因識生,始有月形,而彼真月,初不在角,胸 +中之天地萬物亦然。知此說者,外不見物,內不見情。 + + 曰:物生於土,終變於土,事生於意,終變於意。知夫惟意,則俄是之,俄 +非之,俄善之,俄惡之。意有變,心無變,意有覺,心無覺。惟一我心,則意者 +,塵往來爾,事者,欻起滅爾。吾心有大常者存。曰:情生於心,心生於性。情 +波也,心流也,性水也。來干我者,如石火頃,以性受之,則心不生物浮浮然。 + + 曰:賢愚真偽,有識者,有不識者。彼雖有賢愚,彼雖有真偽,而謂之賢愚 +真偽者,繫我之識。知夫皆識所成,故雖真者,亦偽之。 + + 曰:心感物,不生心生情,物交心,不生物生識。物尚非真;何況於識;識 +尚非真,何況於情。而彼妄人,於至無中,執以為有;於至變中,執以為常。一 +情認之,積為萬情;萬情認之,積為萬物。物來無窮,我心有際,故我之良心受 +制於情,我之本情受制於物。可使之去,可使之來,而彼去來,初不在我。造化 +役之,固無休息。殊不知天地雖大,能役有形,而不能役無形;陰陽雖妙,能役 +有氣,而不能役無氣。心之所之,則氣從之,氣之所之,則形應之。猶如太虛於 +一碗中變成萬物,而彼一碗不名太虛。我之一心,能變為氣,能變為形,而我之 +心無氣無形。知夫我之一心無氣無形,則天地陰陽不能役之。 + + 曰:人之平日,目忽見非常之物者,皆精有所結而使之然。人之病日,目忽 +見非常之物者,皆心有所歉而使之然。苟知吾心能於無中示有,則知吾心能於有 +中示無,但不信之,自然不神。或曰厥識既昏,孰能不信。我應之曰:如捕蛇師 +,心不怖蛇,彼雖夢蛇,而不怖畏。故黃帝曰:「道無鬼神,獨往獨來。」 + + 曰:我之思慮日變,有使之者,非我也,命也。苟知惟命,外不見我,內不 +見心。 + + 曰:譬如兩目,能見天地萬物,暫時回光,一時不見。 + + 曰:目視雕琢者明愈傷,耳聞交響者聰愈傷,心思元妙者心愈傷。 + + 曰:勿以我心揆彼,當以彼心揆彼。知此說者可以周事,可以行德,可以貫 +道,可以交人,可以忘我。 + + 曰:天下之理,小不制而至於大,大不制而至於不可制,故能制一情者,可 +以成德,能忘一情者,可以契道。 + + + 六匕匕者食也食者形也 + + 關尹子曰:世之人,以我思異彼思彼思異我思分人我者,殊不知夢中人亦我 +思異彼思。彼思異我思,孰為我,孰為人。世之人,以我痛異彼痛彼痛異我痛分 +人我者,殊不知夢中人亦我痛異彼痛,彼痛異我痛,孰為我,孰為人。爪髮不痛 +,手足不思,亦我也,豈可以思痛異之。世之人,以獨見者為夢,同見者為覺, +殊不知精之所結,亦有一人獨見於晝者,神之所合,亦有兩人同夢於夜者。二者 +皆我精神,孰為夢,孰為覺。世之人以暫見者為夢,久見者為覺,殊不知暫之所 +見者陰陽之碗,久之所見者亦陰陽之碗。二者皆我陰陽,孰為夢,孰為覺。 + + 曰:好仁者多夢松柏桃李,好義者多夢兵刀金鐵,好禮者多夢簠簋籩豆,好 +智者多夢江湖川澤,好信者多夢山岳原野。役於五行,未有不然者,然夢中或聞 +某事,或思某事,夢亦隨變,五行不可拘。聖人御物以心,攝心以性,則心同造 +化,五行亦不可拘。 + + 曰:汝見蛇首人身者,牛臂魚鱗者,鬼形禽翼者,汝勿怪,此怪不及夢,夢 +怪不及覺,有耳有目有手有臂,怪尤矣。大言不能言,大智不能思。 + + 曰:有人問於我曰:「爾何族何氏何名何字何食何衣何友何僕何琴何書何古 +何今?」我時默然,不對一字,或人扣之不已,我不得已而應之曰:「尚自不見 +我,將何為我所?」 + + 曰:形可分可合,可延可隱。一夫一婦,可生二子,形可分;一夫一婦,二 +人成一子,形可合。食巨勝則壽,形可延;夜無月火,人不見我,形可隱。以一 +碗生萬物,猶棄髮可換,所以分形,以一碗合萬物,猶破脣可補,所以合形。以 +神存碗,以碗存形,所以延形,合形於神,合神於無,所以隱形。汝欲知之乎, +汝欲為之乎? + + 曰:無有一物不可見,則無一物非吾之見;無有一物不可聞,則無一物非吾 +之聞。五物可以養形,無一物非吾之形;五味可以養氣,無一物非吾之氣。是故 +吾之形氣,天地萬物。 + + 曰:耕夫習牛則獷,獵夫習虎則勇,漁夫習水則沈,戰夫習馬則健。萬物可 +為我,我之一身,內變蟯蛔,外烝蝨蚤,瘕則龜魚,則鼠螘,我可為萬物。 + + 曰:我之為我,如灰中金,而不若礦砂之金。破礦得金,淘沙得金,揚灰終 +身,無得金者。 + + 曰:一蜂至微,亦能游觀乎天地;一蝦至微,亦能放肆乎大海。 + + 曰:土偶之成也,有貴有賤,有士有女。其質土,其壞土人哉。 + + 曰:目自觀目,無色;耳自聽耳,無聲;舌自嘗舌,無味;心自揆心,無物 +。眾人逐於外,賢人執於內,聖人皆偽之。 + + 曰:我身五行之碗,而五行之碗,其性一物,借如一所,可以取水,可以取 +火,可以生木,可以凝金,可以變土。其性含攝,元無差殊。故羽蟲盛者,毛蟲 +不育,毛蟲盛者,鱗蟲不育。知五行互用者,可以忘我。 + + 曰:枯龜無我,能見大知;磁石無我,能見大力;鐘鼓無我,能見大音;舟 +車無我,能見遠行。故我一身,雖有智有力,有行有音,未嘗有我。 + + 曰:蜮射影能斃我,知夫無知者亦我,則溥天之下,我無不在。 + + 曰:心憶者猶忘饑,心忿者猶忘寒,心養者猶忘病,心激者猶忘痛。苟吸碗 +以養其和,孰能饑之;存神以滋其煖,孰能寒之;養五藏以五行,則無傷也,孰 +能病之;歸五藏於五行,則無知也,孰則痛之。 + + 曰:人無以無知無為者為無我。雖有知有為,不害其為無我。譬如火也,躁 +動不停,未嘗有我。 + + + 七釜釜者化也 + + 關尹子曰:道本至無,以事歸道者,得之一息;事本至有,以道運事者,周 +之百為。得道之尊者,可以輔世,得道之獨者,可以立我。知道非時之所能拘者 +,能以一日為百年,能以百年為一日;知道非方之所能礙者,能以一里為百里, +能以百里為一里;知道無氣能運有氣者,可以召風雨;知道無形能變有形者,可 +以易鳥獸。得道之清者,物莫能累,身輕矣,可以騎鳳鶴;得道之渾者,物莫能 +溺,身冥矣,可以席蛟鯨。有即無,無即有。知此道者,可以制鬼神;實即虛, +虛即實,知此道者,可以入金石;上即下,下即上,知此道者,可以侍星辰;古 +即今,今即古,知此道者,可以卜龜筮;人即我,我即人,知此道者,可以窺他 +人之肺肝;物即我,我即物,知此道者,可以成腹中之龍虎。知象由心變,以此 +觀心,可以成女嬰;知碗由心生,以此吸神,可以成爐冶。以此勝物,虎豹可伏 +;以此同物,水火可入。惟有道之士能為之,亦能能之而不為之。 + + 曰:人之力,有可以奪天地造化者,如冬起雷,夏造。死屍能行,枯木能 +華,豆中攝鬼,杯中釣魚,畫門可開,土鬼可語,皆純碗所為,故能化萬物,今 +之情情不停,亦碗所為。而碗之為物,有合有散,我之所以行碗者,本未嘗合, +亦未嘗散,有合者生,有散者死。彼未嘗合未嘗散者,無生無死,客有去來,郵 +常自若。 + + 曰:有誦祝者,有事神者,有墨字者,有變指者,皆可以役神御碗,變化萬 +物。惟不誠之人,難於自信,而易於信物,故假此為之,苟知惟誠,有不待彼而 +然者。 + + 曰:人之一呼一吸,日行四十萬里,化可謂速矣,惟聖人不存不變。 + + 曰:青鸞子千歲而千歲化,桃子五仕而心五化。聖人賓事去物,豈不欲建立 +於世哉。有形數者懼化之不可知也。 + + 曰:萬物變遷,雖互隱見,氣一而已,惟聖人知一而不化。 + + 曰:爪之生,髮之長,榮衛之行,無頃刻止。眾人皆見之於著,不能見之於 +微,賢人見之於微,而不能任化。聖人任化,所以無化。 + + 曰:室中有常見聞矣,既而之門之鄰之里之黨,既而之郊之山之川,見聞各 +異,好惡隨之,和競從之,得失成之,是以聖人動止有戒。 + + 曰:譬如大海,變化億萬蛟魚,水一而已。我之與物,蓊然蔚然,在大化中 +,性一而已。知夫性一者,無人無我無死無生。 + + 曰:天下之理,是或化為非,非或化為是,恩或化為讎,讎或化為恩,是以 +聖人居常慮變。 + + 曰:人之少也,當佩乎父兄之教;人之壯也,當達乎朋友之箴;人之老也, +當警乎少壯之說。萬化雖移,不能厄我。 + + 曰:天下之理輕者易化,重者難化。譬如風雲須臾變滅,金玉之性歷久不渝 +。人之輕明者,能與造化俱化而不留,殆有未嘗化者存。 + + 曰:二幼相好,及其壯也,相遇則不相識;二壯相好,及其老也,相遇則不 +相識。如雀鴿鷹鳩之化,無昔無今。 + + + 八籌籌者物也 + + 關尹子曰:古之善揲蓍灼龜者,能於今中示古,古中示今,高中示下,下中 +示高,小中示大,大中示小,一中示多,多中示一,人中示物,物中示人,我中 +示彼,彼中示我。是道也,其來無今,其往無古,其高無蓋,其低無載,其大無 +外,其小無內,其外無物,其內無人,其近無我,其遠無彼。不可析,不可合, +不可喻,不可思。惟其渾淪,所以為道。 + + 曰:水潛,故蘊為五精;火飛,故達為五臭;木茂,故華為五色;金堅,故 +實為五聲;土和,故滋為五味。其常五,其變不可計,其物五,其雜不可計。然 +則萬物在天地間,不可執謂之萬,不可執謂之五,不可執謂之一,不可執謂之非 +萬,不可執謂之非五,不可執謂之非一。或合之,或離之,以此必形,以此必數 +,以此必氣,徒自勞爾。物不知我,我不知物。 + + 曰:即吾心中可作萬物,蓋心有所之,則愛從之,愛從之,則精從之。蓋心 +有所結,先凝為水。心慕物涎出,心悲物淚出,心愧物汗出。無暫而不久,無久 +而不變。水生木,木生火,火生土,土生金,金生水,相攻相剋,不可勝數。嬰 +兒女,金樓絳宮,青蛟白虎,寶鼎紅爐,皆此物,有非此物存者。 + + 曰:鳥獸俄呦呦,俄旬旬,俄逃逃;草木俄茁茁,俄停停,俄蕭蕭。天地不 +能留,聖人不能繫。有運者存焉爾。有之在彼,無之在此,鼓不桴則不鳴,偶之 +在彼,奇之在此,桴不手則不擊。 + + 曰:均一物也,眾人惑其名,見物不見道,賢人析其理,見道不見物,聖人 +合其天,不見道不見物。一道皆道,不執之即道,執之即物。 + + 曰:知物之偽者,不必去物。譬如見土牛木馬,雖情存牛馬之名,而心忘牛 +馬之實。 + + + 九藥藥者雜治也 + + 關尹子曰:勿輕小事,小隙沈舟,勿輕小物,小蟲毒身,勿輕小人,小人賊 +國。能周小事,然後能成大事,能積小物,然後能成大物,能善小人,然後能契 +大人。天既無可必者人,人無能必者事。惟去事離人,則我在我,惟可即可。未 +有當繁簡可,當戒忍可,當勤惰可。 + + 曰:智之極者,知智果不足以周物,故愚;辨之極者,知辨果不足以喻物, +故訥;勇之極者,知勇果不足以勝物,故怯。 + + 曰:天地萬物,無一物是吾之物。物非我,物不得不應;我非我,我不得不 +養。雖應物,未嘗有物;雖養我,未嘗有我。勿曰外物,然後外我,勿曰外形, +然後外心。道一而已,不可序進。 + + 曰:諦毫末者,不見天地之大;審小音者,不聞雷霆之聲。見大者亦不見小 +,見邇者亦不見遠,聞大者亦不聞小,聞邇者亦不聞遠。聖人無所見,故能無不 +見,無所聞,故能無不聞。 + + 曰:目之所見,不知其幾何,或愛金,或愛玉,是執一色為目也。耳之所聞 +,不知其幾何,或愛鐘,或愛鼓,是執一聲為耳也。惟聖人不慕之,不拒之,不 +處之。 + + 曰:善今者可以行古,善末者可以立本。 + + 曰:狡勝賊,能捕賊,勇勝虎,能捕虎。能克己,乃能成己,能勝物,乃能 +利物,能忘道,乃能有道。 + + 曰:堅,則物必毀之,剛斯折矣;刀利,則物必摧之。銳斯挫矣。威鳳以 +難見為神,是以聖人以深為根;走麝以遺香不捕,是以聖人以約為紀。 + + 曰:瓶存二竅,以水實之,倒瀉閉一,則水不下,蓋不升則不降。井雖千仞 +,汲之水上,蓋不降則不升。是以聖人不先物。 + + 曰:人之有失,雖己受害於已失之後,久之,竊議於未失之前。惟其不恃己 +聰明而兼人之聰明,惟其無我而兼天下之我,終身行之,可以不失。 + + 曰:古今之俗不同,東西南北之俗又不同,至於一家一身之善又不同,吾豈 +執一豫格後世哉。惟隨時同俗,先機後事,捐忿塞慾,簡物恕人,權其輕重,而 +為之自然,合神不測,契道無方。 + + 曰:有道交者,有德交者,有事交者。道交者,父子也,出於是非賢愚之外 +,故久德交者,則有是非賢愚矣。故或合或離,事交者合則離。 + + 曰:勿以拙陋,曰道之質當樂敏捷;勿以愚暗,曰道之晦當樂輕明;勿以傲 +易,曰道之高當樂和同;勿以汗漫,曰道之廣當樂要急;勿以幽憂,曰道之寂當 +樂悅豫。古人之言,學之多弊,不可不救。 + + 曰:不可非世是己,不可卑人尊己,不可以輕忽道己,不可以訕謗德己,不 +可以鄙猥才己。 + + 曰:困天下之智者不在智而在愚;窮天下之辯者不在辯而在訥;伏天下之勇 +者不在勇而在怯。 + + 曰:天不能冬蓮春菊,是以聖人不違時,地不能洛橘汶貉,是以聖人不違俗 +,聖人不能使手步足握,是以聖人不違我所長,聖人不能使魚飛鳥馳,是以聖人 +不違人所長。夫如是者,可動可止,可晦可明,惟不可拘,所以為道。 + + 曰:少言者,不為人所忌,少行者,不為人所短,少智者,不為人所勞,少 +能者,不為人所役。 + + 曰:操之以誠,行之以簡,待之以恕,應之以默,吾道不窮。 + + 曰:謀之於事,斷之於理,作之於人,成之於天。事師於今,理師於古,事 +同於人,道獨於己。 + + 曰:金玉難捐,土石易舍。學道之士,遇微言妙行,慎勿執之,是可為而不 +可執,若執之者,則腹心之疾,無藥可療。 + + 曰:人不明於急務,而從事於多務他務奇務者,窮困災厄及之,殊不知道無 +不在,不可捨此就彼。 + + 曰:天下之理,捨親就疏,捨本就末,捨賢就愚,捨近就遠,可暫而已,久 +則害生。 + + 曰:昔之論道者,或曰凝寂,或曰邃深,或曰澄澈,或曰空同,或曰晦冥, +慎勿遇此而生怖退。天下至理,竟非言意。苟知非言非意在彼微言妙意之上,乃 +契吾說。 + + 曰:聖人大言金玉,小言桔梗芣衛。用之當,桔梗芣衛生之,不當,金玉斃 +之。 + + 曰:言某事者,甲言利,乙言害,丙言或利或害,丁言俱利俱害,必居一于 +此矣,喻道者不言。 + + 曰:事有在,事言有理,道無在,道言無理。知言無理,則言言皆道;不知 +言無理,雖執至言,為梗為翳。 + + 曰:不信愚人易,不信賢人難,不信賢人易,不信聖人難,不信一聖人易, +不信千聖人難。夫不信千聖人者,外不見人,內不見我,上不見道,下不見事。 + + 曰:聖人言蒙蒙,所以使人聾,聖人言冥冥,所以使人盲,聖人言沈沈,所 +以使人瘖。惟聾則不聞聲,惟盲則不見色,惟瘖則不音言。不聞聲者不聞道,不 +聞事,不聞我;不見色者不見道,不見事,不見我;不音言者不言道,不言事, +不言我。 + + 曰:人徒知偽得之中有真失,殊不知真得之中有真失。徒知偽是之中有真非 +,殊不知真是之中有真非。 + + 曰:言道者如言夢。夫言夢者曰如此金玉、如此器皿、如此禽獸,言者能言 +之,不能取而與之,聽者能聞之,不能受而得之。惟善聽者,不泥不辨。 + + 曰:圓爾道,方爾德,平爾行,銳爾事。 + + + + + +End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Guan Yin Zi, by Xi Yi + +*** END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK GUAN YIN ZI *** + +***** This file should be named 25169-0.txt or 25169-0.zip ***** +This and all associated files of various formats will be found in: + http://www.gutenberg.org/2/5/1/6/25169/ + +Produced by Yi-Shin Lu + +Updated editions will replace the previous one--the old editions +will be renamed. + +Creating the works from public domain print editions means that no +one owns a United States copyright in these works, so the Foundation +(and you!) can copy and distribute it in the United States without +permission and without paying copyright royalties. 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