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【正文】 service yet aren39。 their clothes are not extravagant, and yet beautiful in their elegant simplicity. Their homes are not luxurious, but they feel content, safe and fortable in them. Their customs are downtoearth, and yet they find them sincere, direct, and joyful. This country and its neighbors are not far apart. They are within visual range of one another, as well as hearing range. While in one country, one can hear the dogs and roosters of a neighboring country. Despite the close distance between them, there is no friction among these countries. The people of the region grow old and die without ever getting into petty squabbles with one another. Because they are content and peaceful, they simply do not engage in backandforth deception, contention and retribution with their neighbors. 81 True words are not beautiful Beautiful words are not true Those who are good do not debate Those who debate are not good. Those who know are not broad of knowledge Those who are broad of knowledge do not know Sages do not accumulate The more they assist others, the more they possess The more they give to others, the more they gain The Tao of heaven Benefits and does not harm The Tao of sages Assists and does not contend Sincere words, spoken honestly, may be blunt and direct. People who wish to avoid the truth will not find them pleasant. Soothing, flowery words that appeal to vanity are not truthful. Such words distort reality in order to deceive or manipulate. Those who are good in the art of living recognize the futility of arguments, and therefore wisely refrain from engaging in debates. Sages who possess Te let actions reveal their virtues。s proof that he has a right to demand payments. When the loan has been paid, the lender gives the left side to the borrower, thus making the contract whole. Because the tear in the wood or bark is uneven, it serves as the perfect and natural way to authenticate. A fed left side will never be able to match the right side a brilliant solution. The Tao of Giving Someone who gives in accordance with the Tao observes the following guidelines: 1) Appropriate amount. Tao cultivators would not give so much that they damage their own ability to continue giving in the future. The important thing is to be like a small stream that keeps flowing, as opposed to an upended barrel that splashes water everywhere and has no more to give. 2) Detachment. Tao cultivators give with no expectations or attachments. They give only for the sake of giving, not to win recognition or showcase their generosity. 3) Based on need. Tao cultivators look for opportunities where giving would make the most significant difference for someone in need. In a snowstorm, they would deliver coal to someone who has trouble staying warm. This may not be very expensive to do, but it has meaning for the recipient that is priceless. 4) Not necessarily tangible. Tao cultivators recognize that material things and moary values are not the only ways to give. They are also ready to give an encouraging word, a che
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