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A master may give out his teachings, methods, and instructions. Sooner or later some among his followers--if not his opponents--will twist them, reinterpret them, modify them, or even deform them. This process even starts during his lifetime, but becomes considerable and important only after that--when he's no longer present to attend to needed corrections. This shows that not all who hear him understand what they hear, and that there are different levels of capacity among the followers.
-- Notebooks Category 1: Overview of the Quest > Chapter 6 : Student-Teacher > # 581