Art

Posted July 9, 2010 by jwre
Categories: Art, Non objective Art

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The Tao and the Virtue Classic

Posted May 11, 2010 by jwre
Categories: Lao tzu, tao, tao te ching, taoism, taoist

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Truths can be spoken, but not the absolute truth; therefore a truth suited to discourse wouldn’t be the truth itself.

What cannot be named is the source itself.
Having names is the common denominator of all things.

Given this, have no partiality in order to contemplate the mystery.
Always have intention to see objectively.
These both mean the same, yet differ in definition. My repeating it suggests the profundity of this point.

A depth of greater understanding leads to a threshold.


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