Saturday, May 29, 2010
Tao Te Ching Chapter 39-7 Hologram's master
Today's Tao
Lords and kings attained One and became the masters of the world under the sky. (Ch.39)
Let's decode Today's Tao sentence step by step.
What is "the world under the sky"?
It's holograms.
What are "the masters"?
They are those who project the holograms.
Who project them?
You do. "Lords and kings" mean true You, Tao.
That's why Buddha said:
"Above heave, below heaven, I am the only respectable being". 天上天下唯我独尊[tenjo tenge yuiga doku son]
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-Earth 39-3
-Gods 39-4
-Filled valley 39-5
-Hologram's birth 39-6
-Hologram's master 39-7
-One = Tao 39-8
-Heaven torn apart 39-9
-Earth unstable 39-10
-Gods rest 39-11
-Inexhaustible valley 39-12
-Ruined 39-13
-Lords and Kings = Masters 39-14
-Noble = Mean 39-15
-High = Low 39-16
-Lords and Kings = Less virtue 39-17
-Mean = Root 39-18
-No honor 39-19
-No jade 39-20
-Like stone 39-21
-Tao by Matsumoto / Tao Te Ching / Chapter 39
Tao answers your question!
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-"Ura" in Japanese means "flip side".
So, "Ura-Nihon" can be translated as the B side region of Japan, the areas touching Sea of Japan. It implies the land in the darkness without sunshine with the gusty cold wind from Siberia dropping tons of snow in its long winter. Naturally, the Japanese word is regarded as a pejorative especially by the residents of the region, including Echigo, the old name of Niigata Prefecture. But is it so? "Ura" is indeed the heart and soul of hidden Japan, the place you must not miss if you a connoisseur of traveling.
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