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If I have no physical body, if I have obtained the Way and become naturally so, I shall lightly lift myself and raise into the clouds. Coming and going between empty space, I become one in spirit with the Way. What trouble could I have?




Quote / Poem n° 4042 : Ho Shang Gong, Daoism

Source : commentary on the Tao Te King, chap.13, trad. A. Chan, 1991, p.157 


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Return to the origin and keep to the origin.




Quote / Poem n° 4040 : Ho Shang Gong, Daoism

Source : commentary on the Tao Te King, 19, trad. E.Erkes, p.41 


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Desirous of lust and beautiful sight, one injures one’s essence and loses one’s vision.




Quote / Poem n° 4030 : Ho Shang Gong, Daoism

Source : commentary on the Tao Te King, chap.12, trad. A. Chan, 1991, p.141 


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