Sunflower
10/13/2024 (Sun) 01:19
Id: dda425
No.9322
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>>9320
With all that said, the first two lines of Tao Te Ching is essentially explaining the whole text right there, saying that the way is the same as the name given to it, the nameless heaven and earth is where the way emerge from, and the creation exists because it has been given a name and become famous. So the difference between unmanifested correct practice and the manifestation is word used to separate them, which creates the manifestation as it it heard of. At that point they are obscured, so you need to stop reading and instead go out and practice the way yourself, not read Tao The Ching.
With all that said, the first two lines of Tao Te Ching is essentially explaining the whole text right there, saying that the way is the same as the name given to it, the nameless heaven and earth is where the way emerge from, and the creation exists because it has been given a name and become famous. So the difference between unmanifested correct practice and the manifestation is word used to separate them, which creates the manifestation as it it heard of. At that point they are obscured, so you need to stop reading and instead go out and practice the way yourself, not read Tao The Ching.