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Chapter 81, Tao Te Ching by Lao Tzu, The Master, The Master desires, The Master does not possess, The Tao does not force, The Tao nourishes

acting for the good of all eloquent words are not true men who need to debate are not wise not eloquent opposing himself to no one scholars are not wise The Master desires no possessions The Master imitates this The more he does for others The more he gives to others The Tao nourishes by not forcing the wealthier he is True words True words do not sound beautiful Wise men Wise men are not scholars

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About Lao Tzu

Laozi, also rendered as Lao Tzu and Lao-Tze, was an ancient Chinese philosopher and writer. He is the reputed author of the Tao Te Ching, the founder of philosophical Taoism.

The Tao Te Ching was written around 2,500 years ago by Lao Tzu and it is one of the oldest texts in existence and certainly one of the wisest. Its wisdom is timeless and its message is as relevant and important now as it was back then - if not moreso.

It is vital that we learn to come back into balance with the natural world, to live in a more harmonious and selfless way.

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The Three Treasures of Tao Te Ching – Jing – Creative Energy (The Candel) , Qi – Life-Force Energy (The Flame) , Shen – Spiritual Energy (The Light).

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If Jing is the wax and wick of a candle, and Qi its flame, then Shen is the radiance given off by the flame – what allows it to actually be a source of light. And in the same way that the light from a candle depends upon the wax, wick, and flame, so does healthy Shen depend upon the cultivation of Jing and Qi. It is only through the temple of a strong and balanced body that a radiant Spirit can shine.

Shen is the spiritual radiance that can be seen shining through a person’s eyes – the emanation of a universal loving-kindness, compassion and enlightened power; of a heart brimming with wisdom, forgiveness and generosity.

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