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Good
practices leave no trace of a rut.
Good words do not find fault.
Good plans are not calculated.
Good doors have no bolt or bar, yet cannot be opened.
Good bindings have no ties, yet cannot be loosened.
The
sage is always good at embracing people because they do not abandon
people.
They are always good at embracing all of life because they do
not reject anything.
This is called following the light.
The
good person is the bad person’s teacher.
The bad person is the good person’s lesson.
When
the student does not value their teacher, they become cunning
and very confused. They cannot cherish their lessons.
This is called the essential mystery.
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