Tao Te Ching 3 (First
Paragraph)
If you over-esteem
great men,
People become
powerless.
If you over value
possessions,
People begin to steal.
Today
I would like to interpret the lower part of the Tao Te Ching 3 (First
Paragraph). “If you over value possessions, people begin to steal” this
statement is true and very noticeable in our community or in the present time.
When possessions are not valuable or you don’t show great value to it, people
will not notice it and will not attempt to get it from you, because they can
see that the things you possess don’t have that great value and therefore it is
useless for them. But if you over value your possessions, people will begin to
steal it from you. People will notice that you show great value to it, and when
you show great value to a thing, it means that it is so important and valuable;
therefore the people will think of it as really expensive and begin to steal it
from you.
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