Confucian Analects Audiobook by Confucius
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- The Confucian Analects (literally translated as "discussion over Confucius' words") collects a record of the philosophy, discussions and day to day life of the great chinese scholar Confucius (551-479 BCE). Coming into existence during a particularly war-torn period in Chinese history know as the Spring and Autmn period, this text came about at a time of newfound literacy and burgeoning awareness in ancient chinese thought. Probably written posthumously over a period of many years by his disciples, Confucious' main values of propriety, rightiousness, loyalty and filial piety are repeated throughout the book via various examples and conversations. This code of ethics has come to form the backdrop of chinese conduct and is a core text in modern chinese education. LearnOutLoud.com is pleased to offer a recording of this collection so that you may hear one of the most important voices in eastern spiritual philosophy.
The Confucian Analects by Confucius, translated by James Legge, was published in 1893 and is in the public domain. This audio book was recorded by LearnOutLoud.com and is narrated by Phil Chirco. Copyright © 2006 LearnOutLoud, Inc. Any reproduction or illegal distribution of the content in any form will result in immediate action against the person concerned.
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It's really a shame that this doesn't have millions of views. It amazes me that with instant access to the wisest and classical wisdom, and so few people make use of it.
I just noticed 58k views as opposed to millions for the empty, offensive and tasteless drivel supplied by ignorant and opportunistic beasts daily.
"let us begin our journey to the peak of the mountain"
A sheer delight to listen to listen to such a coherent, civilized and humane philosophy. Many thanks.
J
as a note, catholic means "universal" if you're wondering. the ancient text isn't promoting the Christian church, it was just translated using a somewhat literal word
Thank you for clearing that up Because that one word I would’ve stopped reading that’s a poor choice of words for that meaning thank you for clearing it up
@@Missing-Exploited. of course! glad I could help :)
Book 1: 0:34
thank you....
i love confuscious 🙏 i can feel him coming inside of me 💯
When read fast much is lost. Savory thoughts can barely be tasted when gobbled down.
1:26:46 Book 11
Chapter notes
Book Ten - ( 1:17:08)
(1:39:00 - Book Twelve)
Is not the last comment public?
Why do I understand this, like basic arithmetic
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Just a timestamp for me
Listened to whole but still can’t figure why why the master is sad.
If you have to wonder you are not master, master is never sad
So the master said that?
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The mastar said.🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Me no understand
"The Master said..." Jeez, I've gotten tired of hearing that.
Out of 1000 words, 999 are horse shit. One is gold. More lofty talk about learning, than any real learining.
If you loose a diamond ring in a toilet will you not reach to grasp it.
Often it is that the attitude with which one hears, that determines weather or not learning is obtained.
@@NamiNoKanki i think you should never hand over your ability to think for yourself over to someone else, just because they have big name. Socrates never wrote anything down and he was not a friend of books because he believed it eventually became a crutch. Most of us have come to the conclusions heard here, on our own. Now if you have the time to listen to each and every one, go ahead. If you think reverence, will improve your critical thinking ... fine.
@@guillermozalles9303
And yet everything anyone knows about Socrates comes from books.
If you begin with a negative attitude you will usually have a negative experience, not because the experience is necessarily negative in nature, but because of the way in which you are looking at the experience.
May your journey bring you insight and wisdom.
But HE didn't write anything. And THAT is the point. Too much reverence and inflated speech and thoughts are rotting your brain.
@@guillermozalles9303 neither did Confucius, Jesus, or Buddha. Unfortunately the best way we have to learn from those who came before is through books. Reading books does not denote an inability to think. It indicates an attempt to learn from those who came before. Looking at multiple opinions, and trying to decipher how they compare it the reality of human experience takes a lot of thought, and the most interesting thing is that no two humans seem to come to the same conclusion. It’s beautiful really.
So this is a Doctrine taught.
.. listen, I already know, that I don't know everything and I will always ask questions when I don't know!
Especially, when I'm teaching Others; i don't know what All the Confusion words, are About
plz Hindi Language dabese
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1:06:47 Book 9
1:55:35 The old compared to new with language, if language carries flaw, then old language does not know less or has communicated more than the new language.
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