| 48.1.1 |
The learner gains day (after day).
(But) he
who acts (in accord to) Tao is impaired day (after
day). |
| 48.1.2 |
Impaired and again impaired,
until he
(completely) let
go. |
| 48.1.3 |
(Always) let go and yet (there is) nothing (he)
does not do it for. |
| 48.2 |
To
take the world, (one should) always (take it) with noninterference
in (state) affairs. |
|
When he engages (himself) in (state)
affairs,
(he will) not be able to take the
world. |
