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Lao Tzu, Chapter 19
Tao Te Ching — The Classic about Ways And Instances Lao Tzu (Translated, with comments, by William P. Coleman) Chapter 19 If holiness disappears and wisdom is thrown away, people benefit a hundred way… more →
William P. Coleman
Personal Experience
broapocalypse wrote 3 weeks ago: *)(**)(**)(* (From: Debate btw. Lane-Craig and Atkins) “a spiritual life beyond the natural … more →
What is Essential in Life besides Unny?
Dave wrote 3 weeks ago: Besides the noble art of getting things done, there is the noble art of leaving things undone. The w … more →
Obama Wins Nobel!
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Trish Scott wrote 2 months ago: Nobel Prize awarded on thought blueprints! I’m so glad The Secret is OUT! According to the com … more →
Jerry's Quote of the Day: Lin Yutang
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thebarnlv wrote 2 months ago: “Hope is like a road in the country; there was never a road, but when many people walk on it, … more →
It's vitally important to do nothing important at all, once in a while.
nexusofnow wrote 3 months ago: This weekend I took an afternoon in which I just relaxed and did something fun for a few hours. It w … more →
Tobacco: a Seduction
Ron Pavellas wrote 4 months ago: The first heavy smoker in my family to die was Uncle Tommy, my aunt Bee’s husband. He was around 65 … more →
Taoism's Inter-Civilizational Crossovers (1)
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justrecently wrote 5 months ago: Related: Taoism and the Dialog of Civilizations, July 3 ____________________ Much of the literature … more →
In Praise of Autumn
chadao wrote 5 months ago: Autumn and Winter are my two favorite seasons. Spring is third and there is no fourth. I ran across … more →
Taoism and the Dialog of Civilizations
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justrecently wrote 5 months ago: A number of contemporary New Confucian scholars are to some extent aware of the Second Axial Age, wr … more →
Back from the archives
chinesetypewriter wrote 5 months ago: I just returned from the archive with an amazing cache of documents about Lin Yutang’s Chinese … more →
If there is anything we are serious about, it is neither religion nor learning, but food
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There's No Place Like Home
elepine wrote 7 months ago: “No one realizes how beautiful it is to travel until he comes home and rests his head on his o … more →
What Is Patriotism?
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Comic Spirituality
Anthony David wrote 9 months ago: Coyote is a key trickster figure in Native American mythology. He’s a shape shifter, part human and … more →
Life and Times: Su Tungpo
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Johnny wrote 12 months ago: “…People may have sorrow or joy, be near or far apart, the moon may be dim or bright, wax or wane, t … more →
The Nation, 10 November 2008
acilius wrote 1 year ago: As you would expect from its cover date, this issue was devoted primarily to the 2008 presidential e … more →
The Nation, 20 Oct 2008
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acilius wrote 1 year ago: This issue features three items I think I might someday want to look up. China scholar Orville Sche … more →
CLOUDS SOMETIMES....
hokku wrote 1 year ago: An autumn hokku by Bashô: Kumo oriori hito wo yasumuru tsukimi kana Clouds sometimes people wo rest … more →
Indian Summer in Northern Germany
justrecently wrote 1 year ago: This was a reasonable summer, with maybe a dozen really hot days, many warm days, too little rain un … more →
