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# Chinese Philosophy: Inhabiting the Ineffable Dao | Medium

Series on the History of Chinese Philosophy, Pt. 12
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or, Feeling at Home Right Where You Are
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“Walking on a Path in Spring” by Ma Yuan (c. 1160–1225CE). \[The poetic colophon written by emperor Ningzong reads: _“The wildflowers dance when brushed by my sleeves. Reclusive birds make no sound as they shun the presence of people.”\]_ Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Welcome to Part 12 in this series! If you’ve missed the earlier entries of the series you can check them out here: