Words of Taoism - a Taoist podcast

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Welcome back to The Tao Te Ching podcast.
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Today's chapter is Lao Tzu's clearest teaching on this hidden power, and he opens it with a string of paradoxes that sound, at first, like they cannot possibly be true.
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This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit taoismteachings.substack.com

Welcome back to The Tao Te Ching podcast.
I’m glad you’re here.
In today’s episode, Lao Tzu steps back from that intimate voice and turns to look at the source he was revering, and tries to describe what the source actually is.
To follow along and to meditate by yourself, you can download the reading plan and the version of the Tao Te Ching I am reading he…

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit taoismteachings.substack.com

Welcome back to The Tao Te Ching podcast.
I’m really glad you’re here again.
In today’s episode, Lao Tzu describes himself as out of step with the world, as someone who doesn't fit, and there is a thread of melancholy running through his words that can catch us off guard.
To follow along and to meditate by yourself, you can download the reading plan and th…

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit taoismteachings.substack.com

Welcome back to The Tao Te Ching podcast.
I’m really glad you’re here again.
Lao Tzu loved the image of Undyed Silk, and he reached for it whenever he needed to describe what a human being looks like in their most essential state, not before virtue exactly, but before the ornaments of virtue, before we learned to perform ourselves for others.
To follow alo…

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit taoismteachings.substack.com

Welcome back to The Tao Te Ching podcast.
I’m really glad you’re here again.
Today's chapter is short. Only four lines. But it is one of the most honest passages in the entire Tao Te Ching, and perhaps one of the most uncomfortable. So before we enter it, let yourself arrive without armor.
To follow along and to meditate by yourself, you can download the r…