Daodejing (Tao Te Ching)

The Daodejing (Chinese ¿¿ ¿, Dàodéj¿ng) (older translation: Tao Te King) is a collection of spell chapters, which is attributed to the legendary sage L¿oz¿.

The genesis is uncertain and the subject of sinological research. Regardless of other translations, Dào means 'way, principle' and 'sense', and Dé means 'force, life' and 'charisma, virtue, goodness'. J¿ng refers to a guide or classic text collection.

The two eponymous terms stand for something inexpressible, whose actual meaning the book would like to point out. For this reason, they are often left untranslated. The work is considered the founding font of Daoism. Although this includes various currents that may differ considerably from the Dàodéj¿ng,

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