“The ignorant speak, but the sage stay silent.”
I heard this saying from Laozi.
But if Laozi knew the Way,
why did he write a book of five thousand characters?
translated by Tony Barnstone & Chou Ping
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Perhaps Laozi was ignorant to the extent that he didn’t know he knew 🙂
Well whether he knew or not, he certainly left a lasting impression.
I first encountered that tiny booklet of his about twenty five years ago and still find myself going back to it.
Yes, there’s a lot to gain from reading it.
Awesome poetry and question.
Glad you liked it. Have you read his work?
Yes, I’d read some from Laozi. Always interesting. I recently read the Tao Te Ching.