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Laozi Quotes about Taoism - Page 14

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The soft and weak can overcome the hard and strong.

The soft and weak can overcome the hard and strong.

Strong, Taoism, Overcoming

"Tao Tê Ching".

The great Way is easy, yet people prefer the side paths. Be aware when things are out of balance. Stay centered within the Tao.

People, Taoism, Balance

Without looking through the window, you can see Heaven's Way.

Heaven, Taoism, Way

Those who stand on their toes are not steady.

Taoism, Toes, Steady

He who talks more is sooner exhausted.

Inspirational, Taoism, Dozing

Laozi (1959). “Tao Tê Ching: A New Translation”

The longer you travel, the less you know.

Taoism, Knows

The Way that can be walked is not the eternal Way.

Taoism, Way, Eternal

Returning is the movement of the Way.

Taoism, Movement, Way

Lao Tzu, Laozi, William Scott Wilson (2012). “Tao Te Ching: An All-new Translation”, p.114, Shambhala Publications

Only I am clumsy, like drifting on the waves of the sea, without direction.

Compassion, Sea, Taoism

People are difficult to govern because they have too much knowledge.

People, Taoism, Too Much

Laozi (1939). “The Tao Te Ching of Lao Tzu”

There is one appointed supreme executioner. Truly, trying to take the place of the supreme executioner is like trying to carve wood like a master carpenter. Of those who try to carve wood like a master carpenter, there are few who do not injure their hands.

Hands, Taoism, Trying

When equal armies battle, the grieving one will be victorious.

Army, Grieving, Taoism

The valley spirit never dies. It is called the mystical female.

Taoism, Female, Valleys

Laozi, Bi Wang, Paul J. Lin (1977). “A translation of Lao Tzu's Tao te ching and Wang Pi's commentary”, Univ of Michigan Center for chinese

A great country is like the lower outlet of a river. It is the world's meeting ground, the world's female.

Country, Rivers, Taoism

He who treasures his body as much as the world can care for the world.

Taoism, World, Treasure

In the world there are four greats, and the king is one of them.

Kings, Taoism, World

In lightness the root is lost. In haste the ruler is lost.

Roots, Taoism, Haste

Use the light to return to clarity.

Light, Taoism, Use

The unyielding army will not win.

Army, Winning, Taoism

When bitter enemies make peace, surely some bitterness remains.

Enemy, Taoism, Bitterness

People are born soft and weak. They die hard and stiff.

People, Taoism, Weak

Good leaders reach solutions, and then stop. They do not dare to rely on force.

Leader, Taoism, Force

In the pursuit of learning, every day something is acquired. In the pursuit of Tao, every day something is dropped.

Learning, Taoism, Pursuit

Laozi (1997). “道德经”, Vintage

The reason for great distress is the body. Without it, what distress could there be?

Taoism, Body, Reason

The one who is filled by virtue is like a newborn baby.

Baby, Taoism, Newborn

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