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“Spiritual Food for Our Daily Lives”

A scripture for practical use that can nurture your working and family life.
May the Way of old Laozi become your Way, and may you become a seeker of the Way, a practitioner of the Way, and a master of Way, not only enriching your own life but also steering the world in the right directions.

We need the wisdom to reinterpret the Daodejing in a way that is suited to these times. I would like to offer such an interpreta\-tion, sharing its familiar wisdom with our political leaders, our educators, and our common people with shopping baskets in tow. It seems to me that we have long understood the dao (the Way) shared by Laozi as something too lofty, too much like a form of playing with ideas.
I believe that now is the time for us to draw the daode (the Way and its virtue) that Laozi described to us as part of the reali-ty closest to us, to devote our passion to living the nameless Way and the virtue of nonaction. It should not be the Daodejing as a pie-in-the-sky ideal but spiritual food in our daily lives. It should be a scripture for practical use that can nurture our working and family lives. For this purpose, I have strived to explain the Daode\-jing in such a way that its teaching can be easily applicable to our lives.
My earnest hope is that you read Daodejing over and over, and contemplate its meaning again and again so that the Way of old Laozi becomes your Way and you become a seeker of the Way, a practitioner of the Way, and a master of Way, not only enriching your own life but also steering the world toward right directions.

Contents

Preface Do You See? Thte Way ls Here

Lecture
01 Trujh, That Which Cannot Be Named
02 Become a Great Liberated Mind
03 How a Sage Conducts Politics
04 The Truth Has No Origin
05 The Creative Transformations of the Empth Way
06 The Truth Seems Existing yet Nonexistent
07 The Sage Achieves the Great Self
08 Let Us Go through Life like Water
09 Once You Have Achieved Merits, Step Back
10 Observe the Master
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72 Choosing the Real and Forsaking the False
73 The Net of Truth ls Loose, but One Cannot Escape lt
74 The Truth ls What Punishes
75 The People Left Starving by Excessive Taxes
76 Softness ls the Essence of Life
77 Truth ls like Firing a Bow
78 The Great Leaders of the World
79 Gerat Grievances Remain Even after Reconciliation
80 The ldeal Country ls the Small Country
81 Trustworthy Words Bear Little Embellishment