Ji's Tao Te Ching

The sutra is the path back to the path. Any serious scripture has a round image. It's like placing Tai Chi in the middle, all roads are open. No matter where you go, you will end up at the same destination. However, there is movement and stillness from time to time; the sky and the earth have virtuality and reality; the sun and the moon have their waxing and waning; all things have their sizes, and different psychology opens different methods, so we think they are different, but in fact they have different names and the same interest. This is Ji's alias, Mo Zhangge chapter, study the meaning and determine the volume, divide the six classics sparsely and use the Fuyang number, connect the upper and lower parts to help the meaning and the whole text, that's it! However, don't forget the original text, proceed step by step, and complete it slowly. Although the text is not complete, but proceeding from the camp, it is true to the path!

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Finished reading "Ji's Tao Te Ching" at 16:10 on August 22, 2023

This version of the Tao Te Ching has a coherent logical structure and clear meaning. Compared with the fragmented chapter structure of the popular version, it is easier to understand and read. Personally, I feel it is closer to the original author's thoughts and logic of expression. It deserves attention and promotion for learning.

Scholars have been studying for thousands of years but have not been able to figure out what a rotten dog is. Change it to Cuo, and suddenly you will be enlightened.

I like this version of the Tao Te Ching very much. It explains in detail the order in which the professor should study "Ji's Tao Te Ching" and how to learn it most appropriately. It should focus on principles, virtues, Taoism, politics, law and techniques, rather than the order of the eighty-one chapters of the Tao Te Ching that is common today. This is the difference in "Ji's Tao Te Ching". It also emphasized that the education of the ancients put morality first. Virtue is the foundation for people to stand between heaven and earth and integrate into society. Educating morals is a must for our successors before they can understand the scriptures. Our current education is completely opposite. It does not pay attention to virtues but focuses on skills and methods. In order to facilitate the understanding of the new students, Tao is also summarized and refined. The Tao includes six core aspects: the Tao of Dharma (the law and punishment are not righteous), the Tao of Heaven (nature is endless), the Tao of morality (sincerity and selflessness), the Tao of benevolence (the causes and effects of the heart), the Tao of justice (the good spirit and the right punishment), and the Tao of reason (the true and straight). The Tao is from the bottom up, starting from the Tao of truth for everyone, to the Tao of true righteousness, true benevolence, and true virtue, then to the Tao of nature outside the body, and to the Tao of nature.

When I was a child, I just read the Tao Te Ching. Now when I read it carefully, I realized that there are some truths. Only by deep understanding can we understand one or two things.

Indeed, compared to Tongshun, Ruudou and Ruodong, I personally prefer the latter. If knowledge and action can be united, this life will be worthwhile.

The person who wrote this book is at least a prince.

"Tao" is true, how can it be easy to find the true one? But mortals can know the great "Tao" in the world, how can it be so? Heaven. Calm yourself and follow the Tao, and those who follow the Tao will have no delusion. Tao is hidden in things, Tao appears in things, and in my heart: Tao is, Tao is like, Tao is original, Tao is true, Tao is transformed, Tao is nothing. Therefore, the Tao is possible, the Tao is not, and the Tao is constant - it is in the Tao, in nature, and in heaven and earth. The sky and the earth are vast and the universe is vast. Right and wrong, but life! Those who have great truth cannot be spoken by ordinary people.

Ji's Tao Te Ching is the way of a gentleman, to remain unchanged in response to all changes, and to look at the world with a fixed perspective, which is sufficient for self-cultivation and family harmony; the Tao Te Ching covers the evolutionary results of different life development directions, using a developmental perspective to observe the world quietly, in line with the laws of the world's operation, to understand the nature of all things, and to understand the constant return of fallen leaves to their roots.

This version is quite rare on Tomato, so it's refreshing.

The words are concise and accurate, and every word is precious. I dare not make any nonsense about a chapter or a sentence. I hope that those who are destined in the world will get it. They will not think about the literal meaning, but will be sincere in the Tao.

This version does not have many extended stories, it simply talks about the Tao Te Ching and then translates it literally. Ji's Tao Te Ching is indeed somewhat different from other versions, and I quite like this version.

This book has been a great enlightenment on life. It has changed some of my inherent ideas and is a bit counter-thinking. When my thinking changes, my life changes. It makes me learn to look at problems from a different perspective and stop worrying about certain things. It allows me to have a peaceful mind and dare to face the ups and downs in life. Everything is natural. I no longer have to worry about certain things and let everything take its course. People are doing it, and God is watching. It's up to people to plan things, and it's up to God to make things happen. Everything depends on God's will!

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Once the Tao is derived, only by forgetting oneself can we see the nature of things and the emotions that arise. That is to say, we must see the natural nature of all living beings, and then act accordingly according to their natural nature. What is derived is classified as reality, and what is used is classified as nothingness. Changing reality from reality will fall into arbitrary actions, and changing reality from nothingness is called inaction, but it does not mean doing nothing. "Wu" is more of a noun than a verb. It is promoted to Wu, and acting from the perspective of Wu is called Wuwei. A little insight.

That's great, this noble way

Where is the De Jing! Why are they all Taoist articles?

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Once again, I deeply felt that "the Tao can be understood by oneself, but the art needs to be taught by a teacher." Principles and laws moral politics Knowing everything, just like a reader mentioned, "This doesn't seem to be comprehensive." Classics that have been passed down for a long time are all highly integrated principles. What can be seen from such a clear line of thought is already selfless, so just think about it. I understand the Tianxia style as a formula. If you want to become a disciple quickly [laughs]

Great (●.●)👏🏻, It's really different, you still need to understand it again

A new understanding of the Tao Te Ching

Look, look, look, look

It really makes sense!

True knowledge is generally kept secret, and the truth is in the hands of a few.

I have read many editions of the Tao Te Ching, and I feel that this one is pretty good. The three-part annotation coincides with Lao Tzu's original text. The Tao Te Ching is inherently philosophical, and other versions have problems with the contextual logic.

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