Stanley F. "Stan" Lombardo is an American Classicist, and former professor of Classics at the University of Kansas.
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The person who casts off desires,who acts free from craving and lust,indifferent to "I, my, me,"that person will arrive at peace.
Chapter 2, lines 71-74
When the defiant boy, whose heart had never trembled,saw this girl at the head of her troop of companionshe stiffened, and every bone in his bodyabsorbed liquid fire.
Book One, p. 12
The Way is calm and wide, Not easy, not difficult. But small minds get lost. Hurrying, they fall behind. Clinging, they go too far, Sure to take a wrong turn. Just let it be!
The Hsin-hsin-ming of Seng-ts'an, lines 61-68
In their orbit 1
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