朋友圈裏看到一個視頻，廣東有一人十年前因多病，幹脆不吃飯隻吃草。

持續十年，力大如牛，身體輕健。五十歲人爬山越嶺，跳躍自如。真是陰符經所說人萬物之盜，但他這個個例不可簡單複製。

他嚐了200多種草，僅有數種可以作為食物，他也不知如何就突然能分辨何種能吃。原來脾氣火爆，也變得溫和良善。

這是不修之修了。也是陰符經中所說人知其神而神，不知不神之神所以神的實際案例。

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第四十九章

The Sage has no heart of his own;
He uses the heart of the people as his heart.
Of the good man I approve,
But of the bad I also approve,
And thus he gets goodness.
The truthful man I believe, but the liar I also believe,
And thus he gets truthfulness.

approve：認可。以之譯善之。似可斟酌

The Sage, in the dealings with the world, seems like one dazed with fright;
For the world’s sake be dulls his wits.
The Hundred Families all the time strain their eyes and ears,
The Sage all the time sees and hears no more than an infant sees and hears.

dazed with fright：驚慌失措。這個譯文似有不妥。歙：和諧融洽

dulls his wits：愚弄其智慧。以之譯渾其心

strain：force (a part of one’s body or oneself) to make a strenuous or unusually great effort.以之譯注

第五十章

He who aims at life achieves death.
If the “companions of life” are thirteen, so likewise are the “companions of death” thirteen.
How is it that the “death-stops” in man’s life and activity are also thirteen?
It is because men feed life too grossly.
It is said that he who has a true hold on life, when he walks on land does not meet tigers or wild buffaloes; in battle he is not touched by weapons of war.
Indeed, a buffalo that attacked him would find nothing for its horns to butt, a tiger would find nothing for its claws to tear, a weapon would find no place for its point to enter in.
And why?
Because such men have no “death-spot” in them.

men feed life too grossly：太過著緊。以之譯生生之厚

buffaloes：水牛，兕

who has a true hold on life：真正掌握生活。以之譯善攝生者

第五十一章

Tao gave them birth;
The “power” of Tao reared them,
Shaped them according to their kinds,
Perfected them, giving to each its strength.
Therefore of the ten thousand things there is not one that does not worship Tao and do homage to its “power”.
No mandate ever went forth that accorded to Tao the right to be worshipped, nor to its “power” the right to be worshipped, nor to its “power” the right to receive homage.
It was always and of itself so.
Therefore as Tao bore them and the “power” of Tao reared them, made them grow, fostered them, harboured them, brewed for them, so you must
Rear them, but not lay claim to them,
Control them, but never lean upon them,
Be chief among them, but not manage them.
This is called the mysterious power.”

homage：special honor or respect shown publicly.尊重

mandate：an official order or commission to do something.命令

foster：encourage or promote the development of (something, typically something regarded as good).培育。以之譯育之

harbor：keep (a thought or feeling, typically a negative one) in one’s mind, especially secretly. 藏。以之譯覆之

brew:(of an unwelcome event or situation) begin to develop.醞釀。以之譯養之

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