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ISBN 10:159030344X
ISBN 13: 978-1590303443
Author: Lui I-Ming
“The Tao is the ancient Chinese “Way” that has inspired numerous books, from The Tao of Physics to The Tao of Sex . This book might be called “The Tao of Tao.” In 142 brief meditative essays, the author uses simple language and natural imagery to express the essence of the wisdom that holds the key to success in every human endeavor. Liu I-ming (b. 1737) was a Taoist adept and a scholar of Buddhism and Confucianism. He is the author of commentaries on several Taoist classics that have been published in English, including The Taoist I Ching , also translated by Thomas Cleary.”
Table of contents:
PART ONE
Contemplations
The Height of Heaven, the Thickness of Earth
The Shining of the Sun and Moon
Thunder and Wind
The Alternation of the Four Seasons
The Moon Borrows the Sun’s Light
Steadying the Furnace and Setting Up the Cauldron
Fire and Water Mirrors
Dung Beetles
Lead and Quicksilver
Planting Wheat and Planting Flax
Grafting Peaches and Grafting Plums
A Hair Turning into a Water Snake
The Crane and the Tortoise
The Freezing of Water and the Melting of Ice
The Flourishing of Trees, the Extension of Streams
The Heart of the Pine, the Joints of Bamboo
Wood and Charcoal, Clay and Brick
The Flesh and Hair of Corpses
Water Rising, Fire Descending
Melon Seeds
Murky Water, Dusty Mirror
The Heat of Movement, the Coldness of Stillness
Earth Mounds, Giant Trees
Filling Concavities, Wearing Away Protuberances
Carp and Foxes
Transformations of a Spiritual Dragon
Dead Trees, Cold Ashes
Contact with Rouge, Contact with Soot
The Natural Reality of the Infant
Bellows
The Handle of the Big Dipper
Lunatics and Drunkards
Lifting the Rope, Lifting the Collar
Washing Out Gold, Sorting Out Jade
Drawing Water with a Well Sweeр
The Flowers and Fruits of Plants and Trees
Effigies
Lamplight
Wine from Mash, Gruel from Rice
Bells Ring, Drums Resound
Marionettes and Kites
Parrots and Monkeys
Elm Sheaths, Shepherd’s Purse, and Wheat
Desiring Water and Fire
Heading South, Heading North
Cutting Weeds, Planting Trees
A Pitcher Full, a Pitcher Half Full
Pottery and Decoration
Having a Body, Having Energy
An Empty Valley Transmitting a Voice
Scale and Ruler
Raft and Net
Hibernating Insects Returning to Life
The Oyster’s Pearl, the Hen’s Egg
The Phoenix and the Peacock
Midday and the Full Moon
The Dreaming of the Sleeper
Commerce
The Wild Monkey, the Stubborn Horse
Male and Female Reproducing
Opening Doors and Shutters
The Go-between
Tasting What You Eat
Climbing a Mountain, Crossing a River
Moths and Worms
The Silkworm’s Thread, the Bee’s Honey
Borrowing Seed from Another
Turtles Hiding, Fishes Lurking
When Oil and Coal Run Out
The Lotus in the Mud, the Chrysanthemum in the Frost
The Lamp Cover and Brazier Screen
Roundness and Squareness
A Broken Pot, a Leaking Jar
The Mindlessness of the Infant
Building a Foundation and Raising a House
The Alchemical Workshop and Vessels
Caterpillars and Polliwogs
The Racehorse and the Nag
Red Flowers and Green Leaves
PART TWO
Refrains of Lament
Pursuing Dead Matter
Values
The Blind Leading the Blind
The Open Gate
Decline in Taoism
Seek Guidance
Degenerate Taoists
Artificial Exercises
Dragon Head, Snake Tail
The Normal Tao
The Invisibility of Taoism
The Teaching of the Way
Awakening
Flexibility
Resolution
Vacuous Dilletantes
Opening the Mysterious Female
The Usefulness of the Tao
In and Beyond the World
Trivializations and Bastardizations
Sincerity
The Marvel of the Tao
Nonreification
False Students
Access to the Tao
Worthy Action
Finding the Tao
Near yet Far
A Long Road
Learning the Way
Balance in the Center
No Way to Fake It
The Impartiality of the Tao
The Parting of the Roads
Precipitous Routes
The Priceless Pearl at Hand
The Tao and Its Methods
The Inner Design
The Taste of the Tao
Find It or Forget It
A Ladder to the Heights
The Unfathomable Tao
Immortality
Right at Home
No Bias
Reversal of Time
Stupidity and Madness
Independence
The Source of Difficulties
Witness, Practice, Experience, Transmission
The Original Real Human
The Stateless State
Don’t Rush Blindly
Don’t Guess
The Real Body
How to Act
Mastery of Openness
Energy, Vitality, Spirit
The Subtlety of the Tao
Diligence
The Uniqueness of the Tao
The Multifaceted Tao
The Beginning of the Tao
Prohibitions
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