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 ް ִ ̶ ̷ ܺ ִ. ׸ 뼭϶, ׷ ڽ 뼭 . <äٴ 1:168> ׸ Ž ö ̷ Ȯ . Ǯٸ ٶ . ٶٸ, Ǯ ̴.<äٴ 1: 089> , ̷ .  , Ƶ Ѵ.<äٴ 1:194> ׷ ̷ Ͽ δ㰨 ع ǵ . ´ ϴ ̹Ƿ ġ .<äٴ 2:058> ׸ ̷ Ͽ Ȱ . ٸ ϱ⺸ٴ ذ ϴ .<äٴ 1:108> ؾ ƴϴ.<äٴ 1:133> ġ . ǰ ȴ. <äٴ 1:136> ñ ̰ ϴ. <äٴ 1:135> äٴ() ߱ ȫ(٥) (1590 ) [: ڼ(), ȣ: ȯʵ(Գ)] ̴. å ̸ ä()̶, ӿ ̳ 鿡 ij Դ ǮѸ , ߱ () սŹ () , ʦ񮡱 ( ä þٸ < ޾ٸ>, 鰡 ̷ ִ) ̴ äٴ (1:225) (2:135) Ͽ 360 Ǿ ִ. äٴ ڱ, ó Ͽ 츮 ش. Forgive him. But never forgive yourself The Caigentan () (Talks Vegetable Roots) is text written by the scholar and philosopher Hong Eung-Myeong (٥) (floruit 1572-1620) who lived during the end of the Ming Dynasty, China. His courtesy name () was Ja Seong () and his pseudonym () was Hwanchodoin (Meaning: Daoist Adept who returns to the Origin) Hong Eung-Myeong wrote the Caigentan () Talks Vegetable Roots) circa 1590 and it is an eclectic compilation of philosophical aphorisms that combine elements from Confusianism, Daoism and Buddism. The name of the Caigentan () [Talks Vegetable Roots () ] to designate his discourse has its origin in his purifying experience of poverty, because the Vegetable Roots() is not an appropriate food. Caigentan will give a big and bright enlightenment for our self-cultivation, and how to get along in the world.

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ڴ , 1970 λ꿡 ȸ Ȱ ϸ鼭 äٴ㿡 . Ư äٴ㿡 迡 ħ̾µ 䱸ϰ ־ 400 ȫ ָ Ѵ. ȭ 󱼰 ε巯 ϶ <äٴ 1:021> ߸ ũ ȭ ѱ . ߸ ֱ ٸ μ ݰϰ ϸ ٷ ٽ ݰ ϶. ٶ ̰ ±Ⱑ ¯ ̵ ϶. ̰ ٽ Թ̴. <äٴ 1:096> 󸶳 ε巴 ̾߱ΰ ؾ ƴϴ. θ ڽ ϰ ڽ θ𿡰 ȿϸ Ƴ Ͽ װ 翬 ϻ ƴϴ. Ǫ ̰ װ ޴ ٸ װ 𸣴 ̵Ǿ ŷ ٸ ٰ Եȴ. <äٴ 1:133> ڽ Ѵٵ簡 θ𿡰 ȿѴٴ 翬 ε ̷ ? Ƹ ô뿡 θ𿡰 ȿ , ڽ ʴ θ ־ ʾҳ . ̷ ־ ٸ 踦 . ġ . ǰ ȴ. <äٴ 1:136> ñ ̰ ϴ. <äٴ 1:135> 100 äٴ: 1946 ͻ , б б , ȭ濬 ߿: 2010: ( ֿ ) 2012: 365 äٴ, 100 äٴ. CAIGENTAN 100 APHORISMS AUTHOR : KIM JEONG-OH 1946 BORN KOREAN, KYUNGGI HIGHSCHOOL, SEOUL NATIONAL UNIVERSITY, DHONGWHA GYEONG INSTITUTE

100 äٴ å: 1 óϱ⺸ٴ ϰ . 1:001 2 ȯ ׷ ɷ ǵ . 1:003 3 ϱ ϶. 1:005 4 Ѱ ߾ ϰ, Ͽ ԰϶. 1:013 5 ģ ͷ Ⱑ ־ Ѵ.1:015 6 Ѱ Ϳ տ ڿ . 1:016 7 ̷Ӱ ϴ ̷Ӱ ϴ ⺻̴.1:017 8 ڵ ε ˳ ϴÿ β ǵ ġ .1:018 9 ȥڸ . 1:019 10 Ϻϰ DZ⸦ ٶ .1:020 Caigentan Aphorisms 100 clause 1 Flatter the powerful to be desolated for a longtime.1:001 2 Show your mind, but not disclose your ability. 1:003 3 Good medicine tastes bitter.1:005 4 The best way to get along in the world, is to give way for the others. 1:013 5 To make a friend, requires helping mind when he is in need. 1:015 6 Dont be ahead to receive the benefits, and dont be behind to give the virtues. 1:016 7 Help him to get the benefits. He will ceratainly return it to you. 1:017 8 Big contribution will vanish by boasting. Big fault could be forgiven by repentance.1:018 9 The Honor and righteousness should not be possessed simultaneously. 1:019 10Never expect the perfect completion. 1:020 11 ȭ 󱼰 ε巯 ϶. 1:021 12 ʹ ġ ¢ . װ ־ Ѵ. 1:023 13 Ǯ ϱ⸦ ٶ . 1:028 14 û ̴ ġ ʿ , 1:029 15 ȵǾ ó ϶. 1:030 16 ư , Ѱ ٵ ˾ƾ Ѵ. 1:035 17 Ʒ ϰ ϱⰡ ƴ϶ ̿ ʱⰡ ƴ. 1:036 18 ϸ ϴ ̱. 1:042 19 ѹ Ž忡 ϸ ݹ Ⱑ ãƿ´. 1:046 20 ؾ ؾ Ѵ. 1:051 11 Be amicable to your family. 1:021 12 Scold him severely, not more than he could endure. 1:023 13 Dont expect his deep affection when you gave him your benefits. 1:028 14 The cleanness cannot be always righteousness. 1:029 14m 15 When the business meets a deadlock, think about how it was determined to start. 1:030 15m 16 One step back could be a good solution. 1:035 17 For junior, its more difficult not to hate him than to be severe . 1:036 18 Men who united their efforts, could win the God . 1:042 19 Greediness invites crisis. 1:046 20 Remember his favor, but forget the grudge against him. 1:051 21 Ǭ ٶٸ ƹ Ǯ Ǭ ̷ . 1:052 22 ڶ ġѴٸ ׻ ϴ. 1:055 23 ū ִ ְ ٴ ̴. 1:062 24 ϰ η ´ٸ, ִ. 1:067 25 ϰ 뼺 ִ ޾Ƴ. 1:069 26 ȩ ¾Ƶ Ī , Ѹ Ҹ 濡 ģ. 1:071 27 뿡 ʸ ʹ Ⱑ ʴ´. 1:076 28 ϴ ⸸ϸ ƹ͵ ̷ . 1:077 29 ̷ ̹ ̷ Ը ϴ. 1:080 30 ߸ ư ޾ƶ. ׸ ޾ Ѷ. 1:086 21 Be not conscious,when you give your benefits 1:052 22 Even rich man will feel short, if he is luxurious. 1:055 23 The best technique is having no special technique. 1:062 24 When he did bad thing and has some fearness, means that still he has some good mind. 1:067 25 Impatient and obstinate man could easily be deprived of his fortune. 1:069 26 Even if his sayings are correct 90%, no one admire that. But for incorrect 10%, all criticize him. 1:071 27 A clear stream is avoided by fish. 1:076 28 No struggle will bring no success. 1:077 29 Supplementing the succeeded proje

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