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Water Moves the Color

Reflections on the Dao De Jing

Galen Pearl Lydia Pallas Loren Martha Spence

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English
Still Creek Press
04 February 2025
Whether you are new to the Dao De Jing or have followed its teaching for decades, this book offers a fresh perspective on living in harmony, joy, and transcendent self-realization. Although steeped in decades of study, Galen Pearl does not offer analysis or explanation of the Dao De Jing, but rather shares the insight and transformation gained from engaging directly with the timeless beauty of the truths therein. The poetic translations, engaging reflections, evocative photos, and inspiration drawn from the Chinese characters invite you into your own contemplative relationship with this classic text. Mystical in concept, practical in application, these 81 chapters bring ancient wisdom into modern times. Allow the beauty of words and images to sing in your soul and guide your steps. You already know the tune.
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Imprint:   Still Creek Press
Dimensions:   Height: 229mm,  Width: 152mm,  Spine: 19mm
Weight:   494g
ISBN:   9780985846275
ISBN 10:   0985846275
Pages:   272
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Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Galen Pearl is a spiritual guide, teacher, student, martial artist, writer, retired law professor, explorer of the Dao De Jing and other wisdom teachings, and embracer of life's mystery. For more information about her books and access to her blog, please visit galenpearl.com. Lydia Pallas Loren is a mother, grandmother, law professor, and amateur naturalist. She likes to wander in nature, marveling at the many manifestations of the energy of the universe, and welcomes opportunities to share images of the beautiful things she witnesses. Martha Spence is a retired waitress, file clerk, and law school administrator. She is especially attracted to what images can offer as a way into the teachings of the Dao.

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