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Buddhism Wisdom
(it Is The Way Of The Tao) To Act Without (thinking Of) Acting
Who Can Take His Own Superabundance And Therewith Serve All Und
If A Traveller Does Not Meet With One Who Is His Better, Or His
The Skilful Traveller Leaves No Traces Of His Wheels Or
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Difficult (to Obtain) Is The Conception Of Men, Difficult Is Th
Therefore, One Ought To Follow The Wise, The Intelligent, The
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Let Each Man Direct Himself First To What Is Proper, Then Let H
The Gift Of The Law Exceeds All Gifts; The Sweetness Of The Law
Words That Are Strictly True Seem To Be Paradoxical
The Disciples Of Gotama Are Always Well Awake, And Their Mind D
Of Every Ten Three Are Ministers Of Life (to Themselves); And T
0 He Who Would Assist A Lord Of Men In Harmony With The Tao Wil
This Is The Way, There Is No Other That Leads To The Purifying
There Is No Fire Like Passion, There Is No Shark Like Hatred,
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The Fault Of Others Is Easily Perceived, But That Of Oneself Is
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