
Tao Te Ching
The Book of Sense And Life
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Richard Wilhelm

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About this listen
Lao Tzu is a legendary Chinese philosopher thought to have lived about 500 BCE.
.Richard Wilhelm (1878-1930) was a highly regarded scholar of ancient Chinese literature. His translation of I Ching is still considered one of the best. He published his translation of Tao Te Ching in 1910. He intended it for the general reader, not just academics. With this Kindle book it is now available to English speaking readers on a digital device..
"Richard Wilhelm was a truly religious spirit with an unclouded and farsighted view of things. He had the gift of being able to listen without bias to the revelations of a foreign mentality and to accomplish the miracle of empathy, which enabled him to make the intellectual treasures of China accessible to Europe". -- Carl Jung
Other translators' comments on Wilhelm's translation:
"There are several good scriptural translations of the TaoTe Ching. I think Wilhelm's is the best" - - Arthur Waley.
"Vigorous and scholarly translation". -- Gia-fu Feng.
"Important interpretation" --- Stefan Stenudd.
This book is Wilhelm's first edition. Although the text of the Tao Te Ching is complete, additional commentary found in later editions is not included.
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- 09-30-24
Biblical “type” wisdom, but new (though not opposed)
Short/succinct for better or worse; sometimes leading to not knowing whether the author viewed that sentence in a positive or negative interpretation (not knowing whether you should or shouldn’t).
Some of this wisdom seemed fairly new to me despite reading Bible and exposing myself to spiritual wisdom from different sources.
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