The Tao te Ching of Lao Tzu, Chapter 32

jojanne driessen

 

The primal eternal

Tao is an unnameable  simplicity.

Though small, there is nothing under

all  of heaven that can

subjugate it.

 

If a leader

abides by it, all beings are

naturally drawn to him.  Heaven and earth

come together in  harmony and sweet rain falls

everywhere.  People cooperate voluntarily,

without  any instruction.


When

this simplicity is divided,

every thing and not-thing needs a name.

Once there are names, the process of  distinction

should stop. To know when to stop

is to  be free from danger.

 

Tao

in the world

is like streams

flowing  into

the sea.


The Tao te Ching of Lao Tzu,

Chapter 32


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