A mirror reflects everything without favor, showing how enlightened attention treats all things equally. The quotes remind us that what we know is tiny compared to the vast unknown, urging humility. They also suggest that all existing things are ultimately one, blurring the line between beautiful and ugly.
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Zhuangzi, also called Zhuang Zhou, is traditionally credited with writing an ancient Chinese Taoist text that dates to the Warring States period.
