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Index
Cover Title Copyright An Introduction About Tom Butler-Bowdon Tao Te Ching
I What is the Tao II Self-Development III Quieting People IV Tao, Without Origin V Impartiality VI The Infinitude of Creative Effort VII Humility VIII The Nature of Goodness IX Moderation X What is Possible XI The Value of Non-Existence XII Avoiding Desire XIII Loathing Shame XIV In Praise of The Profound XV That Which Reveals Teh XVI Returning to the Source XVII Simplicity of Habit XVIII The Palliation of The Inferior XIX Return to Simplicity XX The Opposite of the Commonplace XXI The Heart of Emptiness XXII Increase by Humility XXIII Emptiness and Not-Doing (Wu Wei) XXIV Troubles and Merit XXV Describing the Mysterious XXVI The Virtue (Teh) of Dignity XXVII The Function of Skill XXVIII Returning to Simplicity XXIX Not Forcing Things (Wu Wei) XXX Be Stingy of War XXXI Avoiding War XXXII The Virtue (Teh) of Holiness XXXIII The Virtue (Teh) of Discrimination XXXIV The Perfection of Trust XXXV The Virtue (Teh) of Benevolence XXXVI Explanation of a Paradox XXXVII Administering the Government XXXVIII A Discussion About Teh XXXIX The Root of Authority XL Avoiding Activity XLI The Unreality of Appearance XLII The Transformation of Tao XLIII The Function of the Universal XLIV Precepts XLV The Virtue (Teh) of Greatness XLVI Limitation of Desire XLVII Seeing the Distant XLVIII To Forget Knowledge XLIX The Virtue (Teh) of Trust L Esteem Life LI Teh as a Nurse LII Return to Origin LIII Gain by Insight LIV To Cultivate Intuition LV To Verify the Mysterious LVI The Teh of the Mysterious LVII The Habit of Simplicity LVIII Adaptation to Change LIX To Keep Tao LX To Maintain Position LXI The Teh of Humility LXII The Practice of Tao LXIII A Consideration of Beginnings LXIV Consider the Insignificant LXV The Teh of Simplicity LXVI To Subordinate Self LXVII Three Treasures LXVIII Compliance With Heaven LXIX The Function of the Mysterious LXX The Difficulty of Understanding LXXI The Disease of Knowledge LXXII To Cherish One's Self LXXIII Action is Dangerous LXXIV Overcoming Delusions LXXV Loss by Greediness LXXVI Beware of Strength LXXVII Tao of Heaven LXXVIII Trust and Faith LXXIX Enforcing Contracts LXXX Contentment LXXXI The Nature of the Essential
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