I’m studying right now for my English final tomorrow morning and one of my readings is from Chuang Tzu written by Chuang Chou. In it, there is a quote that goes like this:
“There is a beginning. There is not yet beginning to be a beginning. There is a not yet beginning to be a not yet beginning to be a beginning. There is being. There is non being.”
And my room-mates are back, done with their finals and done for the semester.
Life can be cruel.
7 comments:
How do you pronounce chou? like "choo" as in choochoo train or "chow" like dog-chow?
So, did tzu do well? :D
Profound!
I applaud you for still maintaining your sanity. Best of luck!
Amas
i'm telling you, let's all write books.
@chutney,
I think it's pronounced chou, and i'm hoping i did well, haven't got my grade yet.
@kbodhi,
see if i wrote something like that no one would call it profound, they would think there was something wrong in my head.
@anonymous,
thanks much
@g,
We should. I'll review your book and you can include it in the book jacket - "A stupendous feat, this book has broken all barriers (imaginary and real), a must read."
@neon: Have you seen the Seinfeld episode with the Chinese woman. I think its Elaine who points out that everybody listens to the Chinese!
nope, haven't seen that one, i haven't even seen the soup nazi episode yet
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