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  • Repent now

    The story is told of a peripatetic rabbi who was walking with some of his disciples when one of them asked: “Rabbi, when should a man repent?” The rabbi quickly replied: “On the last…

  • All about Indian philosophers

    The architectural framework of Eastern thought rests upon centuries of rigorous debate, metaphysical inquiry, and profound spiritual realization. This comprehensive historical reference traces the major foundational epochs of Indian philosophy, spanning from…

  • Tao Te Ching

    (Selections from Tao Te Ching: The Tao and its Characteristics) Chapter 11 Thirty spokes join in one hubIn its emptiness, there is the function of a vehicleMix clay to create a containerIn…

  • The turtle

    Chuang Tzu with his bamboo pole was fishing in the Pu river. The prince of Chu sent two vice-chancellors with a formal document: We hereby appoint you prime minister. Chuang Tzu held…

  • The fruit of heaven

    There was once a woman who had heard of the Fruit of Heaven. She coveted it. She asked a certain dervish, whom we shall call Sabar: ‘How can I find this fruit,…

  • The six curses

    “It is necessary,” argued Discontent, “to cling to reputation. If all pleasures are to be denied to the body and one’s energies to be concentrated upon health with a view to the…

  • What is meant by society

    Shao Chih asked T’ai Kung Tiao, saying, “What is meant by society?” “Society,” replied T’ai Kung Tiao, “is an agreement of a certain number of families and individuals to abide by certain…