Well someone asked me this, odd but true

magenta11

Thanks for sharing your education. I hope your school is teaching you as much as your getting through it is.
You've gotta twang the string to get a note out of it.

magenta11

Well, a question came up as to why they can't find explanations or translated tabs close to what I posted thus far...

My answer was there are plenty and plenty of PhD thesis of this study and there are libraries and libraries of this and other translated works exclusively at Universities. These are textbooks, short essays, discussion parables <- very expensive. However, if it is your will to complete your understanding, please take your time to thoroughly study these materials.

Fyi, Ivy Leagues curates about 70% of all North American translated texts in Tao and Lao-Tzu. Top 1% of all English translated explanation is published every year in highly decorated curator press.

Makes it hard for people to get but it's worth every penny when you do get it.

Kudos for everyone~

Luke Abbott

The way that can be written
Is not the constant way;
[chref=1][ch.1][/chref]

...and...

Without stirring abroad
One can know the whole world;
Without looking out of the window
One can see the way of heaven.
The further one goes
The less one knows.
[chref=47][ch.47][/chref]

...and...

Truthful words are not beautiful; beautiful words are not truthful.
Good words are not persuasive; persuasive words are not good.
He who knows has no wide learning; he who has wide learning does not know.

Therefore the sage knows without having to stir,
Identifies without having to see,
Accomplishes without having to act.
[chref=81][ch.81][/chref]

I love to play devil's advocate. :-)

magenta11

hehehe,

thanks luke~

I'm sure that would ease the pain of knowing there is a translation except you have to pay (lot) money for it heh~

Kudos~