Jun 10, 2023
Find out how to expand your mind and transform your life with timeless wisdom. Tao Te Ching Made Easy by author and a veteran Tao practitioner Tekson Teo. Free access.

Singapore, Singapore - June 10, 2023 /PressCable/ —
As one of the most translated works in the world, The Tao Te Ching by the ancient sage Lao Tzu enthralls the world with its timeless wisdom that sheds light on the mystery of existence. But many people find it difficult to read and don't go beyond reading its popular quotations.
Take advantage of free access to the program Tao Te Ching Made Easy. Go deeper into the life-changing lessons from the book with Tekson Teo, a long-time practitioner of the Taoist philosophy with a series of books to his credit, including Decoding The Tao Te Ching, the Tao Te Ching - a Practitioner’s Translation and Wu Wei Comes Alive.
The program consists of 15 lessons. It explains some key concepts in the Tao Te Ching, including the Tao and Te, being and non-doing, and yin and yang. It also introduces key teachings of the book, such as the power of softness and wu wei. Learn how one can tap into the law of nature to balance effort and ease and live a joyous, balanced, and fulfilling life.
When asked about the reasons behind the decision to provide the training program, Tekson Teo says, “The Tao Te Ching is fascinating for its simplicity. Many people can resonate immediately with what it says, such as the quote, '"Knowing others is intelligence, knowing yourself is true wisdom'. You can return to it repeatedly; every revisit gives you a different revelation.”
“But some parts of the book are pretty hard to understand. For example, what does Lao Tzu mean when he says, ‘The spirit of the valley never dies; it is the mystical feminine’? If you can understand these profound passages, you’ll go deeper into the wisdom and see how it can impact the results of whatever you do, whether your business, career, or relationships.”
“If the Tao Te Ching is a treasure vault, don’t come out from it empty-handed,” he adds.
“Perhaps we shall burn every book but one behind us, and find a summary of wisdom in the Tao-Te-Ching.” - Will Durant, American historian
Find out more about the program Tao Te Ching Made Easy https://tekson.org/tao-te-ching-made-easy/
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