Tao Te Ching · Chapter 45 of 81

Chapter 45

modern paraphrase of James Legge's 1891 translation

Modern paraphrase. This is an AI-generated retelling in contemporary English (model: claude-opus-4-7). It is not the James Legge translation. The original is one click away.

Whoever considers his great achievements lacking will find his strength lasts long. The greatest fullness, seen as emptiness, will never be drained. Treat what is straight as still crooked; let your greatest skill look clumsy, and your eloquence sound like stammering.

  1. Constant motion overcomes cold; stillness overcomes heat. Purity and stillness set the right standard for everything under heaven.