An early commentary on this text was written by the "Riverside Elder" and describes the practice of "dual cultivation".
An early commentary on this text was written by the "Riverside Elder" and describes the practice of "dual cultivation". Arthur Waley's translation of this book includes a verse stating "If we stop looking for persons of superior morality" to put in power, "there will be no more jealousies". The fourth verse of this texts opines that one of the title concepts is "yet it fills every vessel with endless supply... with it / the sharp edges become smooth". This text is named for a concept often called (*)  "empty" and details the creation of the Three Pure Ones, namely the Grand, Supreme and Jade Purities. This 1st-century text advocates a philosophy of non-action or  wu wei , and is partly named for a word meaning "The Way". Laozi  (LAO-tzuh) authored, for 10 points, what central text of Taoism?
An early commentary on this text was written by the "Riverside Elder" and describes the practice of "dual cultivation".
Tao te Ching  [or  Daodejing ; accept  Laozi  until it is read]