WISDOM LAO TZU : The Way of the TAO var _gaq _gaq = ga.type = 'text / javascript'; ga.async = true; ga.src = ('https:' == document.location.protocol? "https: / / ssl ':' http:// ') + '.google-analytics.com/ga.js' var s = document.getElementsByTagName ('script') [0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore (ga, s); })(); . .. Returning to ancient ...
"Benevolence and righteousness
Originate from the abandonment of the Great Way.
The great hypocrisy followed the appearance of intelligence and knowledge.
Filial piety and parental affection
The faithful officer appears
When the state is in darkness and disorder. " (Chapter 18) ... The Law of TAO-TE ...
" Whoever works fine leaves no traces
He who speaks well does not make mistakes
Whoever does not account well abacus
He who knows does not close a door latch need
And the door will open once closed
attach one who knows something does not need string
And the thing attached can not be undone once attached.
Therefore the Sage is always ready to save beings And abandons nothing. It
intrinsic wisdom.
So the perfect man is the professor of the imperfect man.
Man imperfect serves as a lesson to the imperfect man.
He who does not respect his teacher
Do not deal with the lesson,
He always goes astray,
Although it seems to be knowledgeable.
This is called the secret key
. "
(Chapter 27) ... The Tenderness and Non-Competition ...
Te prostrate you can preserve
Te can bend you straighten
Hollow, then due
Worn and renewed
In seeking little, you can get a lot.
In seeking much, you can become confused.
Thus the sage keeps the principle of Tao
As a model for the world. He did not show but becomes bright. He does not consider itself as infallible, but became famous.
It does not boast, but managed.
It does not feel superior but is qualified as a chef.
It competes not with other
Nobody in the world can compete with him.
The old saying "Do you prostrate yourself can preserve"
is certainly not a false saying
It can really be effective. "
(Chapter 22) ... Knowledge and Wisdom ... " He who knows others is intelligent Whoever knows himself is wise He who conquers others is strong Whoever vain itself is powerful Anyone who knows he is content rich
He who perseveres in its efforts
is a man of will
He who does not lose its root can last
He who dies but has not been forgotten has a long life " ( Chapter 33)
... The hardness and softness ...
"The sweetest thing in the world p had crossed the hardest.
The invisible force may enter this did not crack. So I know the advantage of non-action.
Few people in the world can achieve
Merit teach without words and the benefit of non-action. " (Chapter 43)
... The Merit of Contentment ...
" When the Tao prevails in the world,
horses war are returned to farmers
To cultivate the field.
When Tao does not prevail in the world,
Even the mares used for war.
No crime is greater than greed.
No disaster is greater than dissatisfaction. No defeat is that are larger than lust.
Thus one who is happy to be happy
Will always be happy. "
(Chapter 46)
... Knowledge and Wisdom ...
"Without leaving home
can know everything in the world.
Without looking out the window
can know the Way of Heaven, the Tao.
further one goes
Less is known.
Therefore the sage knows without going
And includes everything without looking.
Succeeds without bringing charges ".
(Chapter 47)
... The Natural and Non-Action ...
"He who is studying
Expands knowledge day after day.
He who pursues Tao
Reduce selfishness every day.
He reduced and reduced again
Until he reaches the non-action.
With non-action can succeed
In all areas . To rule the world
must adopt non-action as a principle.
He who loves to act arbitrarily
Can not be qualified to rule the world. "
(Chapter 48) ... Fortune and Misfortune ...
" Where is the disaster, happiness is at hand.
Where is happiness, lies beneath the disaster.
Who can know the ultimate cause?
There is no answer defined.
The normal can suddenly change into abnormal
The voucher can suddenly turn into bad.
men traveled long perplexed.
Thus the wise is square and straight, but does not hurt anyone.
It is sharp but not cutting anyone. He is sincere, but not capricious.
It is bright but glare-free person. "
(Chapter 58) ... The Chance of Success ...
"Consider the non-action as the code of conduct. consider non-conflict as the Art of Action. Consider the non-flavor as the method of taste. The large comes from the small. Many comes from soon. We reward resentment with kindness. Overcoming the difficulties, we should start with the facilities.
Fulfilling great we should start small. The hardest things in the world are from those who are easiest.
The greatest things in the world
result sensitive.
Because the wise never sees himself as tall,
can accomplish that is great.
Whoever made promises too easily
Misses surely credibility.
He who considers things too easy
certainly encounter difficulties.
The wise never encounter difficulties
Because he always sees things as difficult. "
(Chapter 63)
Be honest and frank anyway! 
