Today's Tao / High = Low 39-16

«Today's Tao»

The high make the low their basis. (39-16)

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Today's Tao / Noble = Mean 39-15

«Today's Tao»

Therefore, the noble make the mean their root. (39-15)

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To understand Taoism and Zen Buddhism, one should think without the concept of self. To think without the concept of self, one should speak a language without the necessity to use the subject in the sentence. In Japanese, one doesn't need to use a subject. To learn Japanese, please visit ZenShinTao. We use sentences from Zen Master Dogen's «Shobogenzo» to learn a character or phrase a day.


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Today's Tao / Lords and Kings = Masters 39-14

«Today's Tao»

If lords and kings were not masters, they might stumble and fall. (39-14)

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To understand Taoism and Zen Buddhism, one should think without the concept of self. To think without the concept of self, one should speak a language without the necessity to use the subject in the sentence. In Japanese, one doesn't need to use a subject. To learn Japanese, please visit ZenShinTao. We use sentences from Zen Master Dogen's «Shobogenzo» to learn a character or phrase a day.


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Today's Tao / Ruined 39-13

«Today's Tao»

If everything were not born, it might be ruined. (39-13)

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To understand Taoism and Zen Buddhism, one should think without the concept of self. To think without the concept of self, one should speak a language without the necessity to use the subject in the sentence. In Japanese, one doesn't need to use a subject. To learn Japanese, please visit ZenShinTao. We use sentences from Zen Master Dogen's «Shobogenzo» to learn a character or phrase a day.


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Today's Tao / Inexhaustible valley 39-12

«Today's Tao»

If the valley were not filled, it might be exhausted. (39-12)

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To understand Taoism and Zen Buddhism, one should think without the concept of self. To think without the concept of self, one should speak a language without the necessity to use the subject in the sentence. In Japanese, one doesn't need to use a subject. To learn Japanese, please visit ZenShinTao. We use sentences from Zen Master Dogen's «Shobogenzo» to learn a character or phrase a day.


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