《论衡·卷十一·说日篇》
最东面的与最西面的，也是这种情况。
极东极西，亦如此焉。
The same goes for the east and the west.
<s>[INST] Highlight and translate the key terms in the Classical Chinese text: 心藏神焉，肺藏魄焉，肝蔵魂焉，脾蔵志焉，肾蔵精焉。, and explain their significance in the context of the passage. [/INST]
Key terms and their translations:
- 藏: store
- 心藏神焉: the heart stores the spirit (shen)
- 神: spirit
- 肺藏魄焉: the lungs store the soul (po)
- 魄: soul
- 肝蔵魂焉: the liver stores the ethereal soul (hun)
- 魂: ethereal soul
- 脾蔵志焉: the spleen stores the intentions (zhi)
- 志: intentions
- 肾蔵精焉: the kidneys store the essence (jing)
- 精: essence
Significance in the context of the passage:
These key terms and their translations are significant in the context of the passage because they reveal the ancient Chinese understanding of the human body and its relationship to the five elements. According to this understanding, the five organs (heart, lungs, liver, spleen, and kidneys) are each associated with a specific element and store a specific type of energy. This energy is essential for the proper functioning of the body and mind.</s>
Highlight and translate the key terms in the Classical Chinese text: 心藏神焉，肺藏魄焉，肝蔵魂焉，脾蔵志焉，肾蔵精焉。, and explain their significance in the context of the passage.
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Key terms and their translations:
- 藏: store
- 心藏神焉: the heart stores the spirit (shen)
- 神: spirit
- 肺藏魄焉: the lungs store the soul (po)
- 魄: soul
- 肝蔵魂焉: the liver stores the ethereal soul (hun)
- 魂: ethereal soul
- 脾蔵志焉: the spleen stores the intentions (zhi)
- 志: intentions
- 肾蔵精焉: the kidneys store the essence (jing)
- 精: essence
Significance in the context of the passage:
These key terms and their translations are significant in the context of the passage because they reveal the ancient Chinese understanding of the human body and its relationship to the five elements. According to this understanding, the five organs (heart, lungs, liver, spleen, and kidneys) are each associated with a specific element and store a specific type of energy. This energy is essential for the proper functioning of the body and mind.
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