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Commentary on Tao Te Ching
The explanatory theory of Li Xiyue's Commentary on the Tao Te Ching mainly includes four aspects: "interpreting old age with old age", "interpreting old age with elixirs", "interpreting old age with Confucianism" and "interpreting old age with Yi Yi". Through the inspection of the above four aspects, it can be seen that Li Xiyue's interpretation theory of "Tao De Jing Commentary" shows three characteristics: 1. It is almost not affected by Buddhist thought; 2. The alchemy theory is consistent wi
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Quotations from Le Yu Tang
Taoist Tianyuan Danfa Internal Refining Works. Five volumes. Narrated by Huang Shang of the Qing Dynasty. It was written in the late Qing Dynasty. Huang Shang, named Yuan Ji, whose birth and death are unknown, was born in Fengcheng, Jiangxi Province. During the reign of Guangxu (approximately eleven years ago), he preached at Le Yu Tang in Fushun County, Sichuan. He wrote "Quotations from Le Yu Tang", "Tao Dao Lectures" (originally known as "Annotation of Tao De Jing", later "Essence of Tao De J
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Taoist Sayings
If you can't think of it, always hold the door, your heart should be in the cavity. Since ancient times, the saints of the three religions have only had this secret. Cultivating the Tao is quiet and inactive, and can be done anywhere and at any time. There is no need to practice meditation and observe the emptiness, it will naturally stop where it stops. It turns out that the Tao is natural and has no beginning or end. If a person wants to have nothing to do with his mind, he must first have no
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