Tao Te Ching · Chapter 68 of 81

Chapter 68

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.

The skilled warrior shows no aggression. The skilled fighter does not give in to rage. The one who truly conquers keeps clear of his enemy. The one whose commands are best obeyed practices his craft with humility.

So we say: “He does not contend, and in this lies his strength.” So we say: “He guides others’ wills, so they join with him.” So we say: “His aims match Heaven’s — no ancient sage shone brighter.”