Tao Te Ching Chapter 9 – 运夷 (道德經 第9章)
Holding too much leads to overflow; over - sharpening dulls quickly. Excessive wealth is hard to safeguard, and pride from prosperity breeds trouble. Retreat after success, for it's the way...
Tao Te Ching Chapter 9 – 运夷 (道德經 第9章)
Holding too much leads to overflow; over - sharpening dulls quickly. Excessive wealth is hard to safeguard, and pride from prosperity breeds trouble. Retreat after success, for it's the way...
Tao Te Ching Chapter 8 – 易性 (道德經 第8章)
The sage of supreme goodness possesses the character of water. Water is benevolent and peaceful. It benefits all things without contending with them and stays in places where others do not...
Tao Te Ching Chapter 8 – 易性 (道德經 第8章)
The sage of supreme goodness possesses the character of water. Water is benevolent and peaceful. It benefits all things without contending with them and stays in places where others do not...
Tao Te Ching Chapter 7 – 韬光 (道德經 第7章)
Heaven and earth have existed for a long time. The reason why heaven and earth can exist for a long time is that they do not act solely for their...
Tao Te Ching Chapter 7 – 韬光 (道德經 第7章)
Heaven and earth have existed for a long time. The reason why heaven and earth can exist for a long time is that they do not act solely for their...
Tao Te Ching Chapter 6 – 成象 (道德經 第6章)
The Tao exists eternally, and it is the profound maternal source. The gate of this profound maternal source is called the root of heaven and earth. The Tao continues unceasingly as if...
Tao Te Ching Chapter 6 – 成象 (道德經 第6章)
The Tao exists eternally, and it is the profound maternal source. The gate of this profound maternal source is called the root of heaven and earth. The Tao continues unceasingly as if...
Tao Te Ching Chapter 5 – 虚用 (道德經 第5章)
Heaven and earth do not go against the emotions of nature. They treat all things like straw dogs and do not interfere with them; sages do not go against the...
Tao Te Ching Chapter 5 – 虚用 (道德經 第5章)
Heaven and earth do not go against the emotions of nature. They treat all things like straw dogs and do not interfere with them; sages do not go against the...
Tao Te Ching Chapter 4 – 无源 (道德經 第4章)
The Dao is an empty bowl, yet poured endlessly into existence—it never overflows Deeper than gods, older than time—this silent algorithm runs through every atom. It blunts sharp edges (entropy),...
Tao Te Ching Chapter 4 – 无源 (道德經 第4章)
The Dao is an empty bowl, yet poured endlessly into existence—it never overflows Deeper than gods, older than time—this silent algorithm runs through every atom. It blunts sharp edges (entropy),...
