What are the Taoist verses about spiritual practice, and what are the Taoist verses about cultivatin

1. Joy, anger, sorrow and joy have not yet occurred, which is said to be in the middle; It is said to be the sum of the middle sections. Those who are in the middle are also the great capital of the world; Those who are harmonious are also the way of the world. To neutralize, heaven is in the ascendancy, and all things are nurtured. - The Mean

Meaning: When joy, anger, sorrow and happiness are not expressed, it is called "medium"; After manifestation, it conforms to the knots, which is called "harmony".

"Medium" is the nature that everyone has; "Harmony" is the principle that everyone follows. When the realm of "neutralization" is reached, heaven and earth will be in their place, and all things will grow and multiply.

2. Erudition, interrogation, prudence, discernment, and practice. - The Mean

Meaning: Extensively study knowledge, inquire carefully, think carefully, distinguish between right and wrong, and then do it steadily.

3. Eager to learn is close to knowledge, practice is close to benevolence, and shame is close to bravery. - The Mean

Meaning: If you are studious, you will be close to wisdom, if you strive to do good, you will be close to benevolence, and if you are ashamed, you will be brave and dare.

4. Those who are sincere in their intentions do not deceive themselves. Such as a foul smell, such as lustful, this is called self-humility. Therefore, a gentleman must be cautious of his independence. - University

Meaning: Sincerity, first of all, you can't deceive yourself. It's like hating smells and liking beautiful women, everything comes from the heart, so even if a gentleman is alone, he will be cautious and not exceed the rules. It's about being honest with yourself.

5. My day and three provinces and my body: seeking for others and not being loyal? Making friends and not believing them? Are you used to it? —The Analects

Meaning: Do I reflect on myself many times a day and do my best for others? Are you sincere and trustworthy in your dealings with friends? Did the teacher impart knowledge and practice it seriously?

6. Those who know are happy with water, and those who are benevolent are happy with mountains. Those who know move, and those who are benevolent are quiet. Those who know are happy, and those who are benevolent are long. —The Analects

Meaning: A wise man loves water, and a virtuous man loves mountains. The wise are active, and the virtuous are quiet. The wise are happy, and the virtuous live long.

The Taoist verses of cultivating the mind are:

1. Goodness is like water, and water is good for all things. Tao Te Ching

Meaning: The highest good is like water, which is good at helping all things without competing with them.

2. The wind never ends, and the showers never end. Tao Te Ching

Meaning: The wind can't blow all morning, and the rainstorm can't rain all day.

3. Frustrate its sharpness, resolve its disputes, and its light, and its dust. Tao Te Ching

Meaning: Wear away its sharpness, remove its troubles, reconcile its brilliance, and mix with dirt.

4. Void but unyielding, moving and getting out. It is better to be poor than to be in the middle. Tao Te Ching

Meaning: If you can't keep quiet, but agree to be knowledgeable, and then talk more, it will soon lead to poverty and defeat. It is better to be quiet and quiet, and do nothing to achieve success.

5. To the extreme, keep quiet. All things work together, and I look at it. Tao Te Ching

Meaning: If the mind reaches the ultimate of emptiness and sticks to the wonderful realm of tranquility, you can see the existence of the Great Dao from the changes of all things.

6. See simplicity and be less selfish. Tao Te Ching

Meaning: Keep the essence simple and unpretentious, and reduce selfishness and greed.

7. Don't see yourself, so you know; is not self-sufficient, so it is revealed; If you don't cut yourself, you have merit; Not self-conscious, so long; The husband is indisputable, so the world can not fight with it. Tao Te Ching

Meaning: do not show yourself, do not be self-righteous, so you are more prominent; does not boast of himself, and therefore has merit; not self-esteem, so that they are respected; Only he who does not fight with man, no one in the world can fight with him.

The Taoist verses of cultivating the mind are:1. Listen to the ears without listening, but listen to the heart; Listen to it without listening to it, but to listen to it.

2. Mrs. is so clear and her heart is disturbed, and her heart is quiet and wants to be involved.

3. But when a thought is born in vain, those who think about weekdays are not quiet, this is a stalk, and they are eager to give it up, and they are proficient for a long time.

4. There is no stubbornness between heaven and earth, void and unyielding.

5. Heaven and earth are conjunct to bring down nectar.