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THE MOST challenging, at the same time, rewarding book I have read!

Published in 1807, and its contents mirror Chinese philosophy of Taoism, dated around 1700 years ago, 3rd centuries. I can see this as a modern subbranch of Taoism, of an investigation into our Spirits. I see traces of such philosophical thinking in practical uses, along with its origin, is what makes me especially interested in the subject.

THE MOST challenging, at the same time, rewarding book I have read!

Published in 1807, and its contents mirror Chinese philosophy of Taoism, published 3rd century, dated around 1700 years ago. I can see this as a modern subbranch of Taoism, of our Spirits. I see traces of such philosophical thinking in practical uses, along with its origin, is what makes me especially interested in the subject.

THE MOST challenging, at the same time, rewarding book I have ever read!

Published in 1807, and its contents mirror Chinese philosophy of Taoism, published 3rd century, dated around 1700 years ago. I can see this as a modern subbranch of Taoism, of our Spirits. I see traces of such philosophical thinking in practical uses, along with its origin, is what makes me especially interested in the subject.

THE MOST challenging, at the same time, rewarding book I have ever read!

Published in 1807, and its contents mirror Chinese philosophy of Taoism, published 3rd century, dated around 1700 years ago. I can see this as a modern rewrite of Taoism, and that's the reason I am especially interested in.

Couldn't bear with the religion bullshits, and such backwardness is unbelievable. Waste of time, skipped most parts.

Written in a comparative manner. First raises the big question, illustrates two views, and guide you thru each view for reader to receive a deeper understanding. Very well-edited and written.

Seems to be the best Philosophy book I encountered.