Tianzun said: The Taoist enters with sincerity, maintains it with silence, and uses it with gentleness.
Use sincerity to sound foolish, use silence to sound dull, and use softness to sound clumsy.
If you do this, you can forget your form, you can forget yourself, you can forget yourself.
Those who enter the Tao know how to stop, those who abide by the Tao know how to be cautious, and those who use the Tao know the subtleties.
If you can know the subtle things, you will have wisdom. If you can know the sincerity, you will have sage wisdom. If you can know the stillness, you will be peaceful and peaceful.
When Tai is settled and peaceful, the Holy Wisdom is complete, and when the Holy Wisdom is complete, the Wisdom is born, and when the Wisdom is born, public opinion and Tao are unified, which is called true forgetfulness.
But he who forgets without forgetting, forgets without forgetting, and forgets without forgetting is the perfect way.
