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nothing to fight。
Attacking an enemy
you've underestimated
is a costly mistake。
When two forces oppose each other；
the winner is the one most reluctant to fight。
70。
Lao Tzu's advice
was easy to understand
and easy to follow。
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But nobody understood him
or did what he suggested。
His words
stemmed from ancient wisdom；
and his actions were highly disciplined。
People didn't get that；
which is why
they didn't understand him。
And the less they understood him；
the more meaningful his advice became。
That's why the Masters live simply；
hiding their wisdom deep within themselves。
71。
If you know
what you don't know；
you're doing great。
If you don't know
what you don't know；
you're sick。
The only way
to get rid of that sickness
is to be sick of it。
The Masters aren't sick；
because they got sick of being sick。
72。
When you show no fear at all；
the universe gives you something
to really be afraid of。
Don't try to fence people in
or grind them down。
Just let them be；
and they'll always be on your side。
The Masters know themselves；
but they don't reveal themselves。
They love themselves；
but they know
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what their lives are worth。
They let go of all that
to concentrate on this。
73。
Those who dare to be bold die。
Those who dare to be careful survive。
Sowhat do you want to do？
Why is life like that； you ask？
I don't know。
This is how Tao works：
It doesn't push itself；
and it always succeeds。
It acts silently； and it always reacts。
It can't be summoned；
it comes whenever it's ready。
It can't be rushed； it's always on time。
〃Heaven casts a wide net；
with big holes；〃
Lao Tzu used to say；
〃but nothing ever gets by it。〃
74。
If people's lives suck；
and they look forward to death；
what good does it do
to threaten to kill them？
If people are afraid to die；
and the wicked are condemned to death；
then who would dare to commit evil？
But that doesn't mean you or I
can just take life and death
into our own hands。
That'd be like walking up
to an industrial buzzsaw
and trying to use it
without any training。
We'd only end up hurting ourselves。
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75。
People starve
because the government
taxes them to death。
People rebel
because the government
tries to run their lives。
People act like life is meaningless
because the government
takes everything they have。
People who know how to enjoy life
are wiser than people who value their lives。
76。
A baby's body is soft and gentle。
A corpse is hard and stiff。
Plants and trees are tender
and full of sap。
Dead leaves are brittle and dry。
If you are rigid and unyielding；
you might as well be dead。
If you are soft and flexible；
you are truly alive。
Soldiers trained to fight to the death will die。
A tree that cannot bend with the wind
will snap。
Here's a useful saying：
The harder they come；
the harder they fall。
Here's another：
The meek shall inherit the earth。
77。
Lao Tzu said using Tao
was like pulling on a bowstring：
The top bends down；
the bottom bends up；
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and all the energy
is focused in the middle。
Tao takes energy from where it is；
and sends it where it needs to be。
But most people take from those
who don't have enough；
so those who have too much already
can have more。
So who in this world
is truly generous to others？
People who are in touch with Tao。
They do their work
without taking credit。
They get the job done and move on。
They aren't interested in showing off。
78。
Nothing is softer
or more yielding
than water。
Yet； given time；
it can erode even the hardest stone。
That's how the weak
can defeat the strong；
and the supple
can win out over the stiff。
Everybody knows it。
So why don't we apply it to our own lives？
Lao Tzu used to say：
〃Take on people's problems；
and you can be their leader。
Deal with the world's problems；
and you'll be a Master。〃
Sometimes the truth makes no sense。
79。
Sometimes；
when an argument is settled；
feelings of resentment still remain
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on either side。
What's the point of carrying a grudge？
The Masters care
about what they owe other people；
not what other people owe them。
People who are in touch with Tao
do their duty。
People who aren't
try to force others into submission。
Tao doesn't play favorites。
But if you do right by Tao；
Tao will do right by you。
80。
Lao Tzu had a dream
about a small country
with very few people。
They didn't need machines
to get their work done faster。
They took their lives seriously；
and stayed close to home。
They may have owned
boats and carriages；
but they never went anywhere。
They may have owned weapons；
but they kept those weapons
locked up； securely hidden。
They had so few responsibilities；
they never had to make a To…Do list
to remember what had to be done。
They enjoyed simple foods；
dressed plainly；
lived comfortably；
and kept their traditions alive。
And even though
their neighbors were so close
they could hear
the dogs barking at night；
they had no interest
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in leaving their homes；
where they grew old peacefully
and died。
81。
The truth isn't flashy。
Flashy words aren't true。
Educated people
aren't always smart。
Smart people
don't always have an education。
Good people don't argue。
People who argue aren't good。
The Masters don't hang on to things。
They're always doing something
for other people；
so they always have more to give。
They give away
whatever they have；
so what they have is worth more。
If you want to get right with Tao；
help other people； don't hurt them。
The Masters always work with people；
never against them。
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