Tao té ching / translated with an introduction by R. B. Blakney ; with a new afterword by Richard John Lynn
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- 9780451530400
- Dao de jing. English
- 299.514
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"Previously published as The way of life."--Title page.
Introduction
Book of odes
Confucius
Mo ti
Shang yang and the legalists
Yin yang
Tao te ching
Chinese mystics
Key concepts
The poems
Tao k'o tao = There are ways
T'ien hsia chieh chih = Since the world
Pu shang hsien = If those who are excellent
Tao ch'ung erh = The way is a void
T'ien ch'ang = The sky is everlasting
Shang shan je shui = The highest goodness
Ch'ih erh ying chih = To take all you want
Tsai ying p'o = Can you govern your animal soul?
San-shih fu = Thirty spokes
Wu se ling jen mu = The five colors
Ch'ung ju je ching = Favor, like disgrace
Shih chih pu chien = They call it elusive
Ku chih shan = The excellent masters
Chih hsu chi = Touch ultimate emptiness
T'ai shang hsia = As for him who is highest
Ta tao fei = The mighty way declined
Chueh sheng = Get rid of the wise men
Chueh hsueh = Be done with rote learning
K'ung te = The omnipresent virtue
Ch'u tse chu'uan = The crooked shall be made straight
Hsi yen tzu jan = Sparing indeed is nature
Ch'i che pu li = On tiptoe
Yu wu hun ch'eng = Something there is
Chung wei ch'ing ken = The heavy is foundation
Shna hsing = A good runner
Chih chi'i hsiung = Be aware of your masculine nature
Chiang yu ch'u = As for those who would take
I tao tso jen chu = To those who would help
Fu chia ping che = weapons at best
Tao ch'ang wu ming = The way eternal
Chih ta hsiang = Once grasp the great form
Chiang yu hsi chih = what is to be shrunken
Tao ch'ang wu wei = The way is always still
Shang te pu te = A man of highest virtue
Hsi chih te i che = These things in ancient times
Fan che tao chih tung = The movement of the way
Shang shih wen tao = On hearing of the way
Tao sheng I = The way begot one
T'ien hsia chih = The softest of stuff
Ming yu shen = Which is dearer?
Ta ch'eng je ch'ueh = Most perfect
T'ien hsia yo tao = When the way rules
Pu ch'u hu = The world may be known
Wei hsueh jih I = The student learns
Sheng jen = The wise man's mind
Ch'u sheng ju ssu = On leaving life
Tao sheng chih = The way brings forth
T'ien hsia yu shih = It began with a matrix
Shih wo chieg jan =When I am walking
Shan chien che = Set firm in the way
Han te chih hou = Rich in virtue
Chih che pu yen = Those who know
I cheng chih kuo = Govern the realm
Ch'i cheng men men = Listlessly govern
Chih jen shih t'ien = For ruling men
Chih ta kuo = Rule a large country
Ta kuo che = The great land
Tao che wan wu = Like the gods
Wei wu wei = Act in repose
Ch'i an I ch'ih = A thing that is still
Ku chih shan wei = Everywhere, they say
Shan wei shih che = A skillful soldier
Yung ping yu yen = The strategists
Wu yen shen I chih = My words are easy
Chih pu chih shnag = To know that you are ignorant
Min pu wei wei = IF people do not dread
Yung yu kan = A brave man
Min pu wei ssu = The people do not fear
Min chih chi = The people starve
Jen chih sheng yeh = Alive, a man is supple
T'ien chih tao = Is not God's way much like a bow?
T'ien hsia jou je = Nothing is weaker thatn water
Ho ta yuan = How can you think?
Hsiao kuo kua min = The ideal land
Hsin yen pu mei = As honest words
Text in English, translated from Chinese.
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