The Tao Teh King: A Short Study in Comparative ReligionTheosophical Book Concern, 1905 - 134 psl. |
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able action Analects ancient attained become body Brahman calamity Carus cease chap chapter Cheh China Review Chinese Christ Chuang-tzu Comp Confucian Confucius consciousness death desire desireless disciples Divine dwell earth Edkins Empire energy eternal everything evil express fear force G. R. S. Mead grasp hath hear heart Heaven-Earth honor illustration inner James Legge kingdom of heaven knowledge Lao-tzu Legge live Lord Jesus lowly man's Manvantara Master Matt mind mother mystery mystic nameless nature ness never non-action non-attachment noumenal Noumenon Paul Carus perfect phenomenal philosopher planes possess Pralaya produces purity religion rendering righteousness root rulers Sage says Secret Doctrine seek sentence Sephira shadow simplicity soul spiritual straw dogs strength Su-cheh supreme Tao-teh-king Taoism teaching Theosophical Review things Thomas à Kempis thou thought tion translation truth unchanging universe unto virtue wisdom wise words
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