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During my glancing at Buddhism, I write/rewrote this introduction as a way to understand and explain it better.
This was inspired by Mike Butler and buddhanet.net‘s Introduction to Buddhism but was largely transformed by my own hand. In particular, some phrases herein were kept intact, as they were both strong and clear. Of note, much of the last two thirds of the eightfold path is a direct copy of the original. I liked it that much.
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See the cache and contemporization topics for philosophies behind why I sometimes begin with an existing work and build from there.
as recorded by Augustine Fong
“Kuen Kuit” is Cantonese for “martial sayings”. Many sayings are common to different lineages of Wing Chun. “Loy Lau Hoi Sung, Lut Sau Jik Chung”, meaning “retain what’s coming in, send off what’s retreating; rush in upon loss of hand contact” captures an essential strategy of the Wing Chun system, regardless of style.
(Well-being) Writing + Faith > The Way >
In a sense, this is The Way, of/with writing.
This, while it may seem to overlap on a number of other pages, is devoted to the concept of good advice. Be it satirical or serious, the writing in this section is intended to stir the spirit.
Write as if you are dying. — Annie Dillard
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Archivism, English > Writing >
A philosophy of mine which describes how an old work needs to be made universally contemporary by cleaning up the language in order to make it accessible to a larger audience.
See also:
- Archivism
- Beliefs > Hermeneutics may be described as the development and study of theories of the interpretation and understanding of texts. In contemporary usage in religious studies, hermeneutics refers to the study of the interpretation of religious texts.
- Languages
