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We live in the world as we think the world is. Live in the world as it ought to be. |
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What is Tao?
A) you and me B) you but not me C) not you but me D) neither you nor me E) all of the above F) none of the above including E F! F! F! Don't forget kids! Knowlege is violence! |
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G) None of the above, AND all of the above.
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I go forth with bare feet, and a simple spirit. Lord have mercy on me. beati pauperes spiritu † ![]() |
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I meant to respond to this yesterday, but got tied up on another thread.
(tied up by a thread)Anyway, until I can post something more poetic and artsy, here is my answer in a nutshell. Tao is the way . . . . . . It is what it is, and that's all that it is. |
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The one thing I love about Taoism, is how it makes everything paradoxical. It makes things easier to understand that way. Or is it just me? Have I lost my mind yet?? Hold on, let me pound it back in Ok, almost in there!! Thats better. Now where were we?? ![]()
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I go forth with bare feet, and a simple spirit. Lord have mercy on me. beati pauperes spiritu † ![]() |
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All of this is starting to make me think that you guys have no idea what tao is. "Toa is nothing, but it is everything" sounds way too much like: "To hammer a nail you must first nail a hammer."
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Here is a Tao Te Ching: An English-Language Interpolation Beyond the gate of experience flows the Way, Which is ever greater and more subtle than the world. This is not an exact translation, but from what I understand it is much like the Christian Bible in that aspect. |
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I go forth with bare feet, and a simple spirit. Lord have mercy on me. beati pauperes spiritu † ![]() |
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