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THE FIRST RECORD OF THE tenents of Taoist philosophy is in the ostensible writings of an ancient, possibly mythical, figure called Lao Tze-an applellation meaning "the old (ancient, hoary) philosopher" -who taught the way of enlightenment twenty-five hundred years ago. Read the first page
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