《淮南子·览冥训》
所以是无须招呼指挥，不用呵斥吆喝，瞬间在碣石山处超过归飞的大雁，转眼又在姑余处超过鶤鸡。奔跑如飞，驰骋疾速，像踩踏着飞箭大风，能赶上飙，清晨随旭日从扶桑出发，傍晚随夕阳归宿于落棠。他们是凭着 不用 而成其 大用 、借 无为 而取得 有为 ，不靠思虑精细、手脚灵巧；他们是将欲念意愿藏于心中，而以精神感化支配六马，这便是用不御来达到驾御， 无为 达到 有为 。
日行月动，星耀而玄运，电奔而鬼腾；进退屈伸，不见朕垠，故不招指、不咄叱，过归雁于碣石，轶鶤鸡于姑余，骋若飞，鹜若绝；纵矢蹑风，追猋归忽；朝发博桑，日入落棠，此假弗用而能以成其用者也。非虑思之察、手爪之巧也。嗜欲形于胸中，而精神逾于六马，此以弗御御之者也。
Therefore, there is no need for giving commands, no need for shouting or yelling, in an instant they would overtake the geese returning at Mount Jieshi, in the blink of an eye they would again overtake the phesants at Guyu. They galloped like flying, rode at great speed, like stepping on a flying arrow in a great wind, they could catch up with the飙, in the early morning following the rising sun and setting off from Fusang, in the evening following the setting sun and returning to Luotang. They relied on non-action to achieve great action, borrowed non-being to achieve being, and did not depend on refined thinking or nimble hands and feet; they hid their desires and intentions in their hearts, and with their spirit they inspired and controlled the six horses; this was using non-driving to achieve driving, non-being to achieve being.
<s>[INST] Convert the following English text into Classical Chinese: Therefore, there is no need for giving commands, no need for shouting or yelling, in an instant they would overtake the geese returning at Mount Jieshi, in the blink of an eye they would again overtake the phesants at Guyu. They galloped like flying, rode at great speed, like stepping on a flying arrow in a great wind, they could catch up with the飙, in the early morning following the rising sun and setting off from Fusang, in the evening following the setting sun and returning to Luotang. They relied on non-action to achieve great action, borrowed non-being to achieve being, and did not depend on refined thinking or nimble hands and feet; they hid their desires and intentions in their hearts, and with their spirit they inspired and controlled the six horses; this was using non-driving to achieve driving, non-being to achieve being. [/INST] 日行月动，星耀而玄运，电奔而鬼腾；进退屈伸，不见朕垠，故不招指、不咄叱，过归雁于碣石，轶鶤鸡于姑余，骋若飞，鹜若绝；纵矢蹑风，追猋归忽；朝发博桑，日入落棠，此假弗用而能以成其用者也。非虑思之察、手爪之巧也。嗜欲形于胸中，而精神逾于六马，此以弗御御之者也。</s>
Convert the following English text into Classical Chinese: Therefore, there is no need for giving commands, no need for shouting or yelling, in an instant they would overtake the geese returning at Mount Jieshi, in the blink of an eye they would again overtake the phesants at Guyu. They galloped like flying, rode at great speed, like stepping on a flying arrow in a great wind, they could catch up with the飙, in the early morning following the rising sun and setting off from Fusang, in the evening following the setting sun and returning to Luotang. They relied on non-action to achieve great action, borrowed non-being to achieve being, and did not depend on refined thinking or nimble hands and feet; they hid their desires and intentions in their hearts, and with their spirit they inspired and controlled the six horses; this was using non-driving to achieve driving, non-being to achieve being.
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日行月动，星耀而玄运，电奔而鬼腾；进退屈伸，不见朕垠，故不招指、不咄叱，过归雁于碣石，轶鶤鸡于姑余，骋若飞，鹜若绝；纵矢蹑风，追猋归忽；朝发博桑，日入落棠，此假弗用而能以成其用者也。非虑思之察、手爪之巧也。嗜欲形于胸中，而精神逾于六马，此以弗御御之者也。
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