Passeriformes - Muscicapidae - Enicurus leschenaulti (Cegar Ubun Putih)
A typical forktail, with piebald plumage and long tail. Like most other forktails, it inhabits shaded whitewater streams, along which it perches on boulders and low-hanging branches. Unmarked black back distinguishes it from Slaty-backed and Spotted forktails. Can be confused with Black-backed Forktail, but unlike that species, white does not extend behind the eye. Often detected by its vocalizations, a harsh buzzing whistle and high metallic whistles.
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Who name it, who call it out?
Can you not want it?
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Chapter 1
Realising Reason
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The reason that can be reasoned is not the eternal Reason.
The name that can be named is not the eternal name.
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Not-having name [is] heaven and earth of the beginning.
Having name [is] the ten thousand names of the mother.
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Therefore eternally not-having desire thereby [one] sees its spirituality.
Eternally having desire thereby [one] sees its limits.
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These two things [are] the same in origin but different [in] name.
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[Their] sameness, called is it mystery
The mystery of again a mystery all spirituality of the gate.
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