Tao Teachings

54 card teachings from the Taoism tradition

The ultimate, unnameable principle underlying all reality in Taoist philosophy. Not a god or deity but the natural order of existence itself. The Tao is not a personal deity but the nameless, formless source from which all things arise and to which they return. Laozi describes it as elusive yet inexhaustible.

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Acts Without Force

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Non-coercive action leaves nothing undone

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Alive and Soft, Dead and Rigid

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The soft are companions of life

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Begin with the Easy

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Great things are built from small ones

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Easy Words, Hard Practice

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My words are easy to understand — yet no one practices them

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Elusive and Intangible

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Within the vague, something is there

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Empty and Never Exhausted

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Deep, it seems the ancestor of all things

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Heavy Roots the Light

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Stillness is the master of restlessness

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Hold the Great Image

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The world comes, unharmed and at peace

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Know the Male, Keep to the Female

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Become the valley of the world

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Lead Without Leading

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Act without action, teach without words

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Less Every Day

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In pursuit of the Tao, drop something daily

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Lie Low to Lead

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Rivers and seas rule the valleys by staying beneath them

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Muddy Water, Clear Mind

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Stillness clarifies what motion stirs up

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No Fixed Mind

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The sage takes the people's heart as their own

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Nothing Softer Than Water

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Yet nothing can overcome it against hardness

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Quiet Settles the World

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Clarity and stillness are the correct path

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Return to the Uncarved Block

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See simplicity, hold to the plain

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Stop Before Spilling

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A full cup overflows; a sharp blade dulls

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The Best Leader Is Barely Known

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When the work is done, they say: we did it ourselves

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The Disaster of Discontent

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No greater curse than wanting more

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The One Who Knows Does Not Speak

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Close the openings, soften the edges

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The Soft Overcomes the Hard

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What is to be contracted must first expand

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The Softest Overcomes

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What has no substance enters where there is no space

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The Tao That Cannot Be Spoken

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Naming is the origin of all things

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The Usefulness of Emptiness

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The hub, the vessel, the room — all made useful by what is not there

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The Valley Spirit Never Dies

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The mysterious female, the root of heaven and earth

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The World Without Leaving Home

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Know all under heaven from within

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Three Treasures

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Compassion, restraint, and daring not to be first

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Too Much Dulls the Senses

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Five colors, five notes, five flavors — all too much

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Unnamed and Unmastered

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A small, uncarved thing no one can control

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