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- Gender:
- Male
- Birthday:
- Mar 29, 1957 (Age: 65)
- Location:
- Somewhere near St. Louis
- Occupation:
- Retired
dingdao
The eternal Tao cannot be told - Tao Te Ching, Male, 65, from Somewhere near St. Louis
- dingdao was last seen:
- Jul 17, 2019
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About
- Gender:
- Male
- Birthday:
- Mar 29, 1957 (Age: 65)
- Location:
- Somewhere near St. Louis
- Occupation:
- Retired
- Religion:
- Nominally Taoist
- DIR Forum Access:
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- Non-Revealed Religions DIR
- Non-Theistic/Non-Religious Beliefs DIR
- Other Religious Movements and Practices DIR
I've done decades of research... I just do not trust anyone who says they are doing "God's work".
ding dao in Mandrin technically means "do you dare the Dao?" and is translated as "Are you a Daoist Master?"
I was actually asked that!
In Japan the Mandrin pronunciation is used for "Are you enlightened?"
All loss of face questions are asked using a Chinese euphemism. So that if the answer is loss of face, in this case it's the affirmative, you can pretend you don't understand.Interact
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