 Not eating human food, he would not ask us for it, and having nothing to ask at the hands of man, he could not give luck or mishap. (tr. Forke 1907:524) Lu Jia 's (c. 191 BCE) Xinyu "New Sayings" criticizes bigu among other early Daoist xian transcendental practices.
<coherence>  Not eating human food, he would not ask us for it, and having nothing to ask at the hands of man, he could not give luck or mishap. (tr. Forke 1907:524) Lu Jia 's (c. 191 BCE) Xinyu "New Sayings" criticizes bigu among other early Daoist xian transcendental practices.
 Not eating human food, he would not ask us for it, and having nothing to ask at the hands of man, he could not give luck or mishap. Tr. . Lu Jia 's (c. 191 BCE) Xinyu "New Sayings" criticizes bigu among other early Daoist xian transcendental practices.