![]() ![]() ![]() “Lao-tzu’s central figure is a man or woman whose life is in perfect harmony with the way things are…The Master has mastered Nature not in the sense of conquering it, but of becoming it…She finds deep in her own experience the central truths of the art of living, which are paradoxical only on the surface: that the more truly solitary we are, the more compassionate we can be the more we let go of what we love, the more present our love becomes the clearer our insight into what is beyond good and evil, the more we can embody the good.”.“It’s clear from his teachings that he deeply cared about society, if society means the welfare of one’s fellow human beings.”.“ Tao Te Ching…can be translated as The Book of the Immanence of the Way or The Book of the Way and of How It Manifests Itself in the World or, simply, The Book of the Way.”. ![]()
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