shness；　a　great　speaker　？with　the　unable　to　speak。
  Intense　movement　overcomes　cold；　stillness　overcomes　heat。
  Calm　and　harmony　just　ensure　correct　understanding　of　everything　that　happens　in　the　world。
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  If　the　state　lives　according　to　the　laws　of　Tao；　then　horses　are　used　for　tilling　land。
  But　when　the　nation　renounced　Tao；　then　warhorses　run　over　fields。
  There　is　no　greater　affliction　than　uncontrolled　worldly　passions！　Nothing　destroys　man　more　than　the　desire　to　multiply　揺arthly？treasures！
  He　who　is　satisfied　with　what　he　has　is　always　happy！
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  The　wise　cognizes　the　world　without　leaving　his　house。　Without　looking　from　the　window；　he　sees　the　Primordial　Tao。　He　does　not　travel　far　to　know　more。
  The　wise　does　not　travel　？yet　he　knows　everything；　he　does　not　look　？yet　he　can　describe　everything；　he　seems　to　be　non…acting　？yet　he　achieves　everything。
  In　his　heart　he　finds　everything　what　is　necessary。*
  This　is　why　the　wise　knows　the　things　which　cannot　be　reached　by　walking。　And　he　can　see　the　invisible　to　the　common　eye。
  *　Here　the　author　means　not　the　physical　but　spiritual　heart　？developed　through　the　methods　of　buddhi　yoga　to　a　large　size。　Inside　this　heart　one　cognizes　Tao。　From　this　heart　one　finds　ways　leading　to　other　beings。
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  He　who　learns　increases　his　knowledge　every　day。　He　who　serves　Tao　decreases　his　worldly　desires。　In　constant　decrease　of　worldly　desires；　man　can　achieve　non…doing。
  In　non…doing　one　can　master　all　mysteries　of　the　universe！　Without　non…doing　one　cannot　achieve　this。
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  The　wise　has　no　selfish　motives。　He　lives　in　caring　about　others。
  To　good　people　I　do　good；　to　the　unkind　I　also　wish　good。　This　is　the　goodness　of　Tao。
  With　honest　people　I　am　honest；　with　dishonest　I　am　honest　also。　This　is　the　honesty　of　Tao。
  The　wise　lives　in　calm　in　his　country。　Yet；　in　the　same　land　other　people　live：　both　good　and　evil；　honest　and　dishonest；　reasonable　and　fool；　selfish　and　selfless；　those　listening　to　Tao　and　those　denying　It。
  The　wise　views　people　as　his　children。
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  People　are　born　on　the　Earth　and　die。　Out　of　ten　about　three　continue　then　paradisiacal　existence；　three　go　to　hell　by　the　path　of　death；　and　three　yet　are　those　who　have　not　succeeded　in　the　development　of　soul　due　to　attachments　to　worldly　affairs。
  He　who　mastered　the　true　life　when　living　on　the　Earth　is　not　afraid　of　rhinoceros　or　tigers；　in　the　battle　he　is　not　afraid　of　armed　soldiers。　A　rhinoceros　has　no　place　to　plunge　its　horn　into　him；　a　tiger　has　no　place　to　fasten　its　claws　onto　him；　soldiers　have　no　place　to　stab　him　with　swords。　It　is　so；　because　to　him　there　is　no　death。*
  *　He　who　with　the　help　of　the　methods　of　buddhi　yoga　became　a　large　spiritual　heart　or　even　merged　with　Tao　？quite　naturally　feels　himself　non…corporeal。　Such　a　person　？as　a　large　consciousness　？cannot　be　wounded　by　animals　or　weapon。　He　is　Immortal。
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  Tao　creates　beings；　Te　nurses　them；　raises　them；　helps　to　develop；　to　mature；　takes　care　about　them　and　supports　them。
  These　beings　grow　as　souls；　develop；　and　achieve　the　Perfection。
  Therefore；　there　is　no　person　who　would　not　be　obliged　to　worship　Tao　and　Te。
  Tao　and　Te　coerce　no　one；　They　give　to　all　beings　the　possibility　to　develop　according　to　one抯　own　freedom　of　will；　in　a　natural　way。
  To　produce　without　owning　the　products；　to　create　without　boasting；　to　be　older　than　others　and　do　not　command　them！　These　are　the　principles　of　life　of　Great　Te。
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  The　material　world　has　its　Source；　Which　is　the　Mother　of　the　material　world。
  When　the　Mother　is　cognized；　then　it　becomes　easier　to　know　Her　Children*。
  Knowing　the　Children；　one　should　not　forget　about　the　Mother。　Then　one　lives　life　without　troubles。
  If　one　abandons　personal　desires　and　becomes　free　from　worldly　passions；　then　such　a　person　lives　without　getting　tired。
  On　the　other　hand；　if　one　indulges　his　passions　and　becomes　immersed　in　worldly　affairs；　then　troubles　are　unavoidable。
  To　see　the　Subtlest　is　the　true　clearness　of　vision。
  Preservation　of　the　subtlety　of　consciousness　ensures　true　power。
  Contemplate　the　Light　of　Tao！　Cognize　Its　Depths！　It　is　the　true　Treasure！　Do　not　lose　It　？and　you　will　avoid　many　troubles！
  *　Te。
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  He　who　possesses　the　true　knowledge　walks　the　Straight　Path。
  The　only　thing　that　I　am　afraid　of　is　to　be　absorbed　by　vanity。
  The　Straight　Path　is　absolutely　even。　Yet；　people　prefer？meandering　trails。
  If　the　earthly　rulers　direct　all　their　attention　at　the　luxury　of　their　palaces；　then　weeds　overgrow　fields　and　granaries　become　empty。　Such　earthly　rulers　wear　luxury　clothes　and　sharp　swords；　they　are　not　satisfied　with　simple　food；　they　accumulate　for　themselves　too　much　wealth。　This　is　equal　to　a　robbery　and　is　a　violation　of　the　principles　of　Tao。
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  By　cognizing　yourself；　you　cognize　others。　Help　others　？and　you　will　cognize　everything。
  He　who　can　stand　firmly　cannot　be　overturned。　He　who　can　lean　against　support　cannot　be　knocked　down。　Yes；　such　a　person　will　be　remembered　by　ancestors！
  But　when　you　become　firmly　established　in　Tao；　then　you　will　shine　at　other　people　with　Its　Light　like　rising　sun！
  Try　to　help　in　this　to　your　family；　to　people　living　in　your　country　and　everywhere！　By　doing　this　you　will　gain　great　power　of　consciousness。
  How　did　I　cognize　it？　By　doing　this？br》
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  He　who　lives　in　Mergence　with　Great　Te　is　pure　like　a　newborn　baby。　Poisonous　insects　do　not　sting　him；　snakes　do　not　bite　him；　wild　animals　and　birds　do　not　attack　him。　He　refined　the　consciousness　and　is　firmly　merged　with　Tao。
  He　evaluates　people　not　by　the　feature　of　sex　or　other　outer　qualities　but　look　at　their　essence：　at　the　soul。
  He　also　perceives　others　as　integral　parts　of　the　Whole*；　in　Unity。
  And　He　possesses　the　ability　to　initiate　in　people　the　spiritual　growth。
  He　can　preach　all　day　long；　and　his　voice　remains　strong：　He　stays　in　constant　Mergence　with　Tao！
  In　this　way；　He　lives　life　in　happiness！
  Common　people；　having　reached　the　prime　of　life；　immediately　begin　to　fade　in　old　age？It　happens　so　because　they　do　not　achieve　Mergence　with　Tao。
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  The　truth　cannot　be　conveyed　only　through　words！　He　who　does　not　understand　this　cannot　understand　fully　this　treatise！*
  He　who　abandons　personal　desires；　becomes　free　from　worldly　passions；　reduces　his　needs；　achieves　clear　understanding；　does　not　aspire　to　glory；　stays　in　subtle　state　of　consciousness　？such　a　person　represents　the　Primordial　and　Deepest　Tao。
  He　cannot　be　tempted；　offended；　forced；　persuaded　to　be　glorified。　No　one　can　harm　him！
  He　shines　like　the　sun！　He　is　like　a　source　that　everyone　can　drink　from！
  He　is　the　Highest　Treasure　among　people！
  *　One　can　understand　fully　the　truth　only　by　realizing　in　practice　everything　that　is　described　here。
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  From　Tao　originate　calm；　harmony；　and　justice。
  Yet　among　people；　there　are　selfishness；　cunning；　falsity；　violence？br》
  Yet　one　can　enter　Tao　only　through　non…doing。
  When　people　aspire　to　accumulation　of　multitude　of　unnecessary　things；　they　become　poor　spiritually。
  When　they　produce　too　much　weapon；　then　unavoidably　robbery　and　disorder　arise。
  When　crafty　masters　direct　all　their　efforts　at　creating　material　values；　then　miraculous　phenomena　cease　to　happen　in　the　country。
  When　laws　and　repressions　become　too　strict；　then　grow　the　number　of　unsatisfied　people　and　their　opposition。
  This　is　why　the　wise　abandons　vanity　and　let　everything　happen　by　itself。
  One　has　to　begin　changes　with　himself。　I　aspire　to　quietness　and　calm　？and　others　will　be　calm　observing　me。　I　do　not　aspire　to　possessing　many　material　boons　？and　people　around　me　begin　to　be　satisfied　with　little。　I　live　without　worldly　attachments　and　passions　？and　people　around　me　come　to　simplicity　and　naturalness　of　life。
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  When　earthly　rulers　rule　in　calm　and　harmony；　people；　too；　are　calm　and　peaceful。　And　they　do　not　aspire　to　anything　outside　this　wellbeing？br》
  On　the　contrary；　if　earthly　rulers　act　with　irritation　and　aggressiveness；　then　people　begin　to　suffer。　Wellbeing　is　replaced　then　with　troubles　and　calamities。　And　people　begin　to　seek　the　way　out；　and　some　of　them　find　it　by　coming　to　non…doing　and　becoming　immersed　into　the　Light　of　Infinite　Tao。　Then　luck　and　happiness　result　from　affliction。
  As　we　can　see；　happiness　and　unhappiness　give　birth　to　each　other？br》
  The　wise　is　always　calm；　gentle；　and　just。　He　does　not　want　to　take　something　away　from　others。　He　is　selfless　and　does　not　harm　anyone。　He　is　honest　and　lives　in　harmony　with　Tao；　with　nature；　and　with　other　people。
  He　is　bright　but　does　not　glitter。
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  In　order　to　serve　Tao　successfully　by　helping　other　people；　one　has　to　be　able　to　preserve　and　accumulate　the　power　of　consciousness。　This　requires　renouncing　everything　that　wastes　thi