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01.11.1997 - Interpretation of dali48
In the "Tao Te Ching" we read:
Even if we try to see the path, it can not be seen. - So it can be described as "pale and shapeless." - Even if we try to hear it, it can not be heard. - We can describe it as "inaudibly quiet." - Even if we try to grasp it, it can not be touched. - So we can describe it as "subtle and tiny." - So the path is unfathomable, - and the 3 aspects end in one, - i.e. the path can only be represented as a pale, foggy and unfathomable deep "one." - The path is extremely indeterminate, extremely indistinct, and yet there is in it a sign of something, - and yet something is there ... (Lao Tzu)
In the "Tao Te Ching" we read:
Even if we try to see the path, it can not be seen. - So it can be described as "pale and shapeless." - Even if we try to hear it, it can not be heard. - We can describe it as "inaudibly quiet." - Even if we try to grasp it, it can not be touched. - So we can describe it as "subtle and tiny." - So the path is unfathomable, - and the 3 aspects end in one, - i.e. the path can only be represented as a pale, foggy and unfathomable deep "one." - The path is extremely indeterminate, extremely indistinct, and yet there is in it a sign of something, - and yet something is there ... (Lao Tzu)
Laozi - Wikipedia
Lao Tzu also rendered as Laozi (UK: /ˈlaʊˈzɪə/; US: /ˈlaʊˈtsiː/; Chinese: 老子 Mandarin pronunciation: [làu̯.tsɨ]; commonly translated as "Old Master") ...
Tao Te Ching - Wikipedia
The Tao Te Ching is a short text of around 5,000 Chinese characters in 81 brief chapters or sections (章).
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