This character is told that a gardener would probably not succeed in "incorporating the world in his bamboo grove" when he asks about applying the I Ching in his ordinary life.
This character is told that a gardener would probably not succeed in "incorporating the world in his bamboo grove" when he asks about applying the I Ching in his ordinary life. Before this man's death, he sees his pupil dance in bathing trunks to welcome the dawn. He talks about Johann Bengel with Father Jacobus and learns about Chinese mysticism while studying with (*) Elder Brother. This man dies while swimming in a cold lake with his pupil Tito, who is the son of a man he met at Waldzell, Plinio Designori. He succeeds Thomas van der Trave in his most famous position after being initially recruited by the Master of Music. For 10 points, name this Castalian native skilled at the Glass Bead Game in a Herman Hesse novel.
This character is told that a gardener would probably not succeed in "incorporating the world in his bamboo grove" when he asks about applying the I Ching in his ordinary life.
Joseph Knecht [accept either; accept Magister Ludi]