Tao Te Ching - Lao Tzu Book 1 Verse 30

Tao Te Ching said to be written by Lao Tzu, an older contemporary of Confucius. Allow the words to be felt by your Heart as it has a broader understanding of Energy. Take your time to listen, ponder and process. Enjoy.

Transcript

Tao Te Ching. Book one. Verse 30. One who assists the ruler of men by means of the way does not intimidate the empire by a show of arms. This is something which is liable to rebound. Where troops have encamped. There will be brambles grow. In the wake of a mighty army. Bad harvests follow without fail. One who is good aims only at bringing his campaign to a conclusion. And dare not thereby intimidate. Bring it to a conclusion. But do not boast. Bring it to a conclusion. But do not brag. Bring it to a conclusion. But do not be arrogant. Bring it to a conclusion. But only when there is no choice. Bring it to a conclusion. But do not intimidate. A creature in its prime. Doing harm to the old. Is known as going against the wave. That which goes against the way. Will come to an early end.

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