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Favor and disgrace—as if startled; |
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value great calamity as your own body. |
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What is meant by "favor and disgrace—as if startled"? |
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Favor is to be below; |
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gaining it, as if startled; |
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losing it, as if startled— |
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this is called "favor and disgrace—as if startled." |
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What is meant by "value great calamity as your own body"? |
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The reason I have great calamity |
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is that I have a body; |
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were I without a body, |
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what calamity could I have? |
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Thus, value the world as your own body, |
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and the world may be entrusted; |
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love the world as your own body, |
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and the world may be committed. |