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Watercourse way (n.) is not one man's way but the universal way — the calligraphy is Huang's, and Watts's, and the reader's too when in tune with it.
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Watercourse way (n.) is not one man's way but the universal way — the calligraphy is Huang's, and Watts's, and the reader's too when in tune with it.
Watercourse way (n.) is not a lazy drift downhill: water also rises from the earth as breath and returns as dew and rain, a cycle where nothing is boss and all happens as it should.