The Activist's Tao Te Ching: Ancient Advice for a Modern Revolution

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Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Introduction
[ 1 ] Spontaneous Action
[ 2 ] A Quiet Revolution
[ 3 ] We Are Not Fooled
[ 4 ] Without Agenda
[ 5 ] No Preferences
[ 6 ] Sure Hope
[ 7 ] Success
[ 8 ] True Power
[ 9 ] No Praise, No Blame
[ 10 ] Qualities
[ 11 ] I Don’t Know
[ 12 ] Information or Wisdom?
[ 13 ] Hope and Fear
[ 14 ] Formless Flow
[ 15 ] Unlikely Rebels
[ 16 ] Return to Source
[ 17 ] All by Ourselves
[ 18 ] Structures
[ 19 ] Decrease
[ 20 ] Bread and Circuses
[ 21 ] A Light Within
[ 22 ] The Acceptance Paradox
[ 23 ] Perspective
[ 24 ] Be Completely Who We Are
[ 25 ] The Womb of Tao
[ 26 ] Distraction
[ 27 ] The Secret
[ 28 ] Embracing Everything
[ 29 ] No Objectives
[ 30 ] Subversion
[ 31 ] Weapons
[ 32 ] One Thing
[ 33 ] Within Ourselves
[ 34 ] Hidden Power
[ 35 ] Engrossed but Exhausted
[ 36 ] New Foundations
[ 37 ] Silence
[ 38 ] No Rules
[ 39 ] Leaders
[ 40 ] No Us
[ 41 ] Paradox Abounds
[ 42 ] Balance
[ 43 ] Stillness
[ 44 ] Siren Songs
[ 45 ] The Common Man
[ 46 ] Contentment
[ 47 ] The World Inside
[ 48 ] Laid Aside
[ 49 ] Ideals
[ 50 ] Life and Death
[ 51 ] Not Alone
[ 52 ] Shut the Gates
[ 53 ] Mind Training
[ 54 ] Wellspring
[ 55 ] The Nature of Things
[ 56 ] Those Who Talk Don’t Know
[ 57 ] Anarchy
[ 58 ] A Certain Courage
[ 59 ] Connected
[ 60 ] No Force Necessary
[ 61 ] No Argument
[ 62 ] Disagreement
[ 63 ] Without Ado
[ 64 ] A Small Step
[ 65 ] Is That True?
[ 66 ] Lead with Humility
[ 67 ] Our Weapons
[ 68 ] Anger
[ 69 ] No Enemy
[ 70 ] Understanding Origins
[ 71 ] Healing
[ 72 ] Trust Ourselves
[ 73 ] A Hidden Path
[ 74 ] The Price
[ 75 ] Controlled by Wanting
[ 76 ] Like Bamboo
[ 77 ] Balance
[ 78 ] Fluid Power
[ 79 ] No Blame
[ 80 ] After the Revolution
[ 81 ] Truth?
Afterword
Acknowledgments
About the Author