Tao Te Ching: The New Translation from Tao Te Ching: The Definitive EditionIn the hands of Jonathan Star, the eighty-one verses of the Tao Te Ching resound with the elegant, simple images and all-penetrating ideas that have made this ancient work a cornerstone of the world's wisdom literature. |
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abundant Accept This Gift action affliction is bound ancient bad fortune become breathing brings enlightenment called cleverness Course in Miracles creatures cuts embodies Tao embrace empire empty Essential Marcus Aurelius everything It returns fear fill force Foreword by Marianne Frances Vaughan gain Give without conditions glory hears of Tao heart Heaven and Earth hold honor and disgrace humility introduction by Jacob Jacob Needleman January 2008 ISBN Jonathan Star kings and lords know the truth Kybalion Lao Tzu lives in accordance lost Marianne Williamson mind Mother nature Needleman and John nothingness passing world path of Tao place to rest pure Ralph Waldo Emerson rejoices restless reveals Roger Walsh rules of kindness Rumi Sage stays seeker hears seems shines SPIRITUAL EMERSON Ralph straw dogs Surrender brings perfection Tao gives Tao is present Tao Te Ching teachings things Three Initiates translated by Jonathan true virtue Uncarved Block