Religion & Spirituality
Tao 33, 36, 38 We all want to be good—or at least to be thought of as good. Can we be good if we just try hard enough? The Tao says that true goodness does not know itself. What does that mean? What is the nature of goodness itself? Let’s explore this subject through the lens of this ancient Chinese scripture.
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