On Lao tzu = [Tao] / David Hong Cheng.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Belmont, CA : Wadsworth/Thomson Learning, c2000.Description: 93 p. 22 cmISBN:
  • 534576095
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BL 1900.L35  .C421 2000
Summary: a perpetual accommodation of self to one's surroundings, with the minimum of effort, all progress being spontaneous and in the line of least resistance. In the hands of Lao Tzu's more immediate followers, Tao became the Absolute, the First Cause, and finally One in whose obliteracy using all seemingly opposed condition of time and space were indistinguishably blended. This One, the source of human life, was placed beyond the limits of our visible universeSummary: and in order for human life to return at death and to enjoy immortality, it was only necessary to refine away corporeal grossness according to the doctrines of Lao Tzu.Summary: Centers on doctrine of Inaction, by virtue of which all things were to be accomplished
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Parallel title in Chinese.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 93)

a perpetual accommodation of self to one's surroundings, with the minimum of effort, all progress being spontaneous and in the line of least resistance. In the hands of Lao Tzu's more immediate followers, Tao became the Absolute, the First Cause, and finally One in whose obliteracy using all seemingly opposed condition of time and space were indistinguishably blended. This One, the source of human life, was placed beyond the limits of our visible universe

and in order for human life to return at death and to enjoy immortality, it was only necessary to refine away corporeal grossness according to the doctrines of Lao Tzu.

Centers on doctrine of Inaction, by virtue of which all things were to be accomplished

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