An Exploration of Chinese Zhuangzi Philosophy of Chen Guying (Part 1)

If Zhuangzi's philosophy could be summed up in one word, it would most fittingly be "wandering," or more precisely, "carefree wandering." If expressed in two words, it would be "wandering mind," indicating that the mind is in a state of "wandering." So, how can we transition from a closed mentality to an open mindset, allowing our spiritual horizons to infinitely expand? Concepts such as "Encounter with the divine without relying on mere sight," transforming the discipline of the Dao's "non-action" into a serene and harmonious living environment, a soul imbued with aesthetic sensibilities, and the transformative "great accumulation" akin to the changes of the Kun and Peng, are all messages that Zhuangzi seeks to impart to us.