Ep. 03a: The Highest Virtue Part 2/2
Mystical Paths - Taoism & Christianity
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The Tao Te Ching is attributed to the sixth century B.C. Chinese sage Lao Tzu. There is so little written of Lao Tzu that some even believe he may have been a legendary figure, although there is a strong tradition in Confucianism that he did live. Lao Tzu is believed to have been an older contemporary of Confucius.
The Tao Te Ching has become one of the most cherished scriptures of the world. Its sayings are enigmatic and mystical. Tao Te Ching means "Classic of the Way and of Virtue" or "The Book of the Way and Its Power."
Elizabeth Clare Prophet helps us see how the Tao shows us the Highest Virtue, and connects us to the meaning of all life.
Make sure you have already watched Part I of this great lecture!
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