On the “Sage Meteorology” of the Jinsi Lu
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https://doi.org/10.53469/jssh.2024.6(09).10Keywords:
The Jinsi Lu, Sage MeteorologyAbstract
The “Meteorology of Sages” is the final chapter of Jinsi Lu. The “weather of sages” is the reproduction of the ancient sages' temperament of Song Confucianism, which shows the absorption and transcendence of the previous Confucianism's internal saintly work, and is also the way of Song Confucianism's “Hsi Hsien Hsi Sheng” and learning to be a saint. In “Jinsi Lu - Sage Meteorology”, the “Sage Meteorology” is explained in terms of both external temperament and internal qualities, and a number of historical figures are classified as whether or not they are sages and whether or not they have the “Sage Meteorology”.
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(Song) Zhu Xi: Collected Notes on the Four Books, Beijing: Zhonghua Shuju, 2012.
Cheng Shuilong: a collection of essays, notes and commentaries of The Jinsi LU, Shanghai: Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House, 2012, p. 624.
(Qing Dynasty) Mao Xinglai, ‘The Collected Notes on the Record of Nearly Thinking’, vol. 6, in Cheng Shulong, a collection of essays, notes and commentaries of The Jinsi LU, p. 624.
(Song) Ye Cai: ‘The Collected Explanations of the Record of Nearly Thoughts’, in Cheng Shui Long, a collection of essays, notes and commentaries of The Jinsi LU, p. 624.
(Song) Zhu Xi: Zhu Zi Yu Ci (The Classics of Zhu Zi's Words), Volume 72, Beijing: Zhonghua Shuju, 1986, p.
(Song) Ye Cai, ‘The Collected Explanations of the Record of Nearly Thinking’, in Cheng Shui Long, a collection of essays, notes and commentaries of The Jinsi LU, p. 620.
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