Book
Tao Te Ching
- Author: Lao Tzu
- Year: 1964
- Pages: 176
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A classic translation of the taoist wisdom that influenced modern chinese philosophy and religiontraditionally attributed to lao tzu, an older contemporary of confucius (551 - 479 bc), it is now thought that the work was compiled in about the fourth century bc. An anthology of wise sayings, it offers a model by which the individual can live rather than explaining the human place in the universe. The moral code it encourages is based on modesty and self-restraint, and the rewards reaped for such a life are harmony and flow of life.
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