李海波谈道商之众妙之门,大道总纲（Li Haibo said theres gateway Boulevard, master）.doc

李海波谈道商之众妙之门,大道总纲（Li Haibo said theres gateway Boulevard, master） The Taoist school, too profound to be understood, either explicitly or implicitly. Lao Tzus moral, as part of a broad and profound exposition of truth mumbo-jumbo Avenue, in ancient China, people of all classes of authors, even three hundred and sixty, had a far-reaching impact, still have unlimited role today. Like the north star in the sky, and a guide, and the Beidou Jiuxing nebula, and show lacking beginning and end wisdom of human civilization, and is known as the king of. But is it true that the wisdom of Lao Tzu is understood and understood by the public and applied to all things in life? Lao Tzu in moral in the seventieth chapter has regrettably said: my words very easy, very easy. The world can not know, can not do. Even wisdom, like a saint, Confucius, did not know how to fit in from the face of Lao tzu. Why is that? This is the worlds Lao Tzu besottedly, or pretend to be profound? How should we understand and grasp the mystery of mysteries of the moral theory, and into the gateway? In Qing Dynasty, Xue Xueceng said: no root in silence, that is not easy to magic; Jane, is the door. This is a fundamental avenue to Jane to easy, but people often obsessed with small operation, geared to complex, often called secret love curry favour by claptrap flashy without substance, while ignoring the motion law of the disregard of the nature of things, and not many enlightenment. The moral of a total of eighty-one chapters the first chapter more than 5000 words, the first sentence is: road, road, very road; name, name is the name. The wisdom of Laozi, why would put this sentence in the opening to Kaizong Akiyoshi, I think it should be meaningful. But what is the understanding of this Tao, Dao, Dao? Unfortunately, as people spread the times through the moral version, most of the scholars will explain this sentence: the Tao is not to speak of; if can be used to explain, it is not true. People began to read, p