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Index
Cover Title Page Copyright Table of Contents Foreword—Dr. Thomas Gutheil Foreword—Mr. Charles Green Foreword—Dr. Robert J. Woodbine Preface—Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming Introduction/Foundation Dao Jing (Dao Classic)—Chapters 1 to 37
Chapter 1. Comprehending the Embodiment of the Dao—The Entrance of Dao (體道－道門)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation: Conclusion
Chapter 2. Self-Nourishment—Commonality (養身－中庸)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 3. Pacifying People—Calming qi (安民－平氣)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 4. Origin of “Nothingness”—Origin of “Thought” (“無” 源－“思” 源)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 5. Insubstantial Usage—Keeping at Center (虛用－守中)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusion
Chapter 6. Forming Phenomena—Original Spirit (成象－元神)
General and Qigong Interpretation Conclusion
Chapter 7. Conceal Radiance—No Selfishness (韜光－無私)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusion
Chapter 8. Change Temperament—Cultivate Temperament (易性－養性)
General and Qigong Interpretation Conclusion
Chapter 9. Practicing Placidity—The Deed of the Dao (運夷－道行)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusion
Chapter 10. Profound De—Embrace Singularity (玄德－抱一)
General and Qigong Interpretation Conclusion
Chapter 11. Usage of Insubstantial—Practical Use (虛無－實有)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 12. Repressing Desires—Regulating the Mind (檢欲－調心)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation and Conclusions
Chapter 13. Governing the Body—Loathing Shame (治身－厭恥)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 14. Praise the Marvelousness—Appearance of the Spirit (贊玄－神態)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation and Conclusions
Chapter 15. The Exhibition of Dao’s Manifestation—Regulating the Mind (顯德－調心)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 16. Return to the Root - Two Polarities (歸根－兩儀)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 17. Genuine Atmosphere—Original Nature (淳風－自然)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 18. Thin (Dao) in Society—The Decline of the Dao (俗薄－道微)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 19. Returning to Simplicity—Returning to the Foundation (還淳－歸本)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 20. Different from Vulgar—Pure and Truthful (異俗－純真)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 21. Humble Heart—Returning to Its Root (虛心－歸元)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusion
Chapter 22. Increasing Humility—Maintaining Neutrality (益謙－持中)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 23. Insubstantial Emptiness—In accord with the Dao (虛無－循道)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 24. Painful Graciousness—Self-Insult (苦恩－自侮)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusion
Chapter 25. Representations of the Mystery—Following the Laws (象元－法規)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 26. The Emphasis of The De—Steadiness (重德－穩重)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 27. Use Skillfully—Borrow Examples (巧用－借鑒)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 28. Returning to Simplicity—Returning to the Origin (反樸－還原)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 29. Doing Nothing—Be Nature (無為－自然)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 30. Limiting the Use of War—Manners of Treating People (儉武－待人)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 31. Quelling War—Ceasing Aggression (偃武－止犯)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 32. The Holiness of The De—Following the Dao (聖德－從道)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 33. Discriminating De—Self-Awakening (辨德－自悟)
General and Qigong Interpretations Conclusions
Chapter 34. Task of Achievement—The Dao of Spirit (任成－神道)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 35. The Virtue of Benevolence—The Dao’s Image (仁德－道象)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusion
Chapter 36. Subtle Clarity—Yin and Yang (微明－陰陽)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 37. Governing Government—Maintain Dao (為政－守道)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
De Jing (Virtue Classic)—Chapters 38 to 81
Chapter 38. Discourse on the De—The Dao’s Applications (論德－道用)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 39. The Root of the Law—Holding the Singularity (法本－執一)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 40. Dispensing Utilization—Returning to the Root (去用－返本)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 41. Sameness and Difference—To Awake to the Dao (同異－悟道)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 42. Variations of the Dao—Derivation (道化－衍生)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 43. The Universal Usage—Without Regulating (偏用－無調)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 44. Set Up Precepts—Knowing Contentment (立戒－知足)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 45. Immense De—Modest Manner (洪德－謙虛)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 46. Moderating Desire—Self-Satisfaction (儉欲－知足)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 47. Viewing the Distant—Seeing Clarity (鑒遠－鑒明)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 48. Forgetting Knowledge—Maintaining the Dao (忘知－護道)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 49. Trust in Virtue—Regulate the Mind (任德－調心)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 50. Value Life—Nourish Life (貴生－養生)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 51. Nursing the Virtue—Follow the Heaven (養德－順天)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 52. Returning to the Origin—Hold on to the Female (歸元－守雌)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 53. Increasing Evidence—Insubstantial Life (益証－虛世)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 54. Cultivating Observation—Caring for Others (修觀－關心)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 55. Mysterious Talisman—Return to Childhood (玄符－返童)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 56. Mysterious Virtue—Tranquility (玄德－坦然)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 57. Simplicity of Customs—Establishing a Model (淳風－楷模)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 58. Transform in Accordance to (The Dao)—Proper Living (Lenient Governing) (順化－正居（寬政）)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 59. Guarding the Dao—Accumulating Good Deeds (守道－積德)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 60. Harmonization—Positioned in the Right Place (調和－居位)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 61. Virtue of Humility—Lead qi with Yi (謙德－意引)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 62. Practice Dao—Value Dao (為道－貴道)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation and Conclusions
Chapter 63. Think of Beginning—Advance Gradually (恩始－漸進)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 64. Mind the Insignificant—Prevention (守微－防治)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 65. Genuine Virtue—The Virtue of Simplicity (淳德－朴實)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 66. Putting Oneself Behind (Humility)—Guiding and Leading (後己（謙讓）－導引)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 67. The Three Treasures—Follow the Dao (三寶－順道)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 68. Complying with Heaven—Follow the Dao (配天－順道)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 69. Indisputable—Cautious in Action (不爭－慎行)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 70. Knowing Difficulty—Handling Affairs (知難－處事)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 71. Know Sickness “of Not Knowing”—Know “What is” Known (知病－知知)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 72. Loving Yourself—Knowing Yourself (愛己－自知)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 73. Daring to Act—Following Heaven (任為－順天)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 74. Restraining Delusion—Stop Abuse (制惑－止濫)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 75. Harmed by Greediness—Nourishing Life (貪損－養生)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 76. Abstaining from Strength—Approaching Softness (戒強－致柔)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 77. The Dao of Heaven—Balance (天道－平衡)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 78. Trust in Faith—Follow Softly (任信－柔順)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 79. Keep Obligations—Fluent Communications (任契－疏通)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 80. Independence—Return to Origin (Return to Simplicity) (獨立－返元（返樸）)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Chapter 81. The Manifestation of Simplicity—Seek for Truth (顯質－求真)
General Interpretation Qigong Interpretation Conclusions
Acknowledgements Dedication Appendix: Translation and Glossary of Chinese Terms About Lao Zi About the Author—Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming
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