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Taoist Teachings From the Book of Lieh Tzŭ - Exploring the Ancient Wisdom of Taoist Teachings - cover
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Taoist Teachings From the Book of Lieh Tzŭ - Exploring the Ancient Wisdom of Taoist Teachings

Lie Yukou

Tradutor Lionel Giles

Editora: Good Press

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In "Taoist Teachings From the Book of Lieh Tz≈≠," Lie Yukou presents a compelling synthesis of ancient Taoist philosophy alongside profound reflections on nature, ethics, and the human condition. The text is characterized by its poetic style and allegorical narratives, blending philosophical discourse with rich storytelling to engage readers on multiple levels. Positioned within the broader canon of Taoist literature, this work stands out for its nuanced exploration of spontaneity and the intrinsic harmony of the universe, elements that are essential to understanding Taoist thought and practice. Lie Yukou, an esteemed scholar of Taoism, draws upon the teachings of the legendary sage Lieh Tz≈≠, assimilating centuries of wisdom. His own journey in the study of Taoist texts and traditions, as well as his experiences in navigating the complexities of modern life, deeply inform his interpretations. Yukou stands as a bridge between the ancient and the contemporary, aiming to illuminate the relevance of these teachings in today's increasingly chaotic world. "Taoist Teachings From the Book of Lieh Tz≈≠" is recommended for anyone seeking insight into Taoist philosophy or looking to broaden their understanding of Eastern thought. This work not only invites thoughtful reflection but also offers practical wisdom that fosters a deeper connection to the self and the surrounding world.
Disponível desde: 10/04/2021.
Comprimento de impressão: 62 páginas.

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