| 释义 |
‖ p'o, n.4|po|
Also peh, po.
[Chinese pò.]
Soul, spirit.
1850Chinese Repository Nov. 611 The Chinese philosophers..regarded man as a microcosm, his constitution and nature formed their model. This model they conceived to consist of a body which had hing..form, and of a hwan,..animus, and a peh, anima. 1914D. T. Suzuki Brief Hist. Early Chinese Philos. 44 It is one Animal Soul (po..) that becomes the drought in heaven, the metal on earth, and the animal soul in man. 1934A. D. Waley Way & its Power 28 P‘o, which originally meant the semen, becomes the female soul, which lodges in the tomb. 1973J. Blofeld Secret & Sublime ii. 47 How they would rush about, seeking in vain some vehicle to save their hun and p‘o (higher and lower souls) from gradual dissolution into nothingness! 1975C.-Y. Chang Tao x. 32 According to Ho-shang Kung,..p'o is rendered as anima... Anima (p'o) is the dark yin-soul. |