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    Yin Chih Wen: The Tract Of The Quiet Way
    Yin Chih Wen: The Tract Of The Quiet Way
    Yin Chih Wen: The Tract Of The Quiet Way
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    Yin Chih Wen: The Tract Of The Quiet Way

    Written by Teitaro Suzuki

    Narrated by George Easton

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    Teitaro Suzuki's 'Yin Chih Wen: The Tract of the Quiet Way' explores ancient Chinese wisdom. Delving into the philosophy of Yin and Yang, Suzuki unveils the path of harmony and balance. This insightful tract reflects on tranquillity, Taoist principles, and the art of living a serene, contemplative life, offering timeless guidance for those seeking inner peace and spiritual understanding. Read in English, unabridged.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherInteractive Media
    Release dateJan 18, 2024
    ISBN9781787368996

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