Te-Tao Ching
by Robert G. Henricks
A scholarly translation and analysis of the Ma-wang-tui manuscripts of the Tao Te Ching, which were discovered in 1973 and predate previously known versions of the text.
A short list of recommended further reading.
by Robert G. Henricks
A scholarly translation and analysis of the Ma-wang-tui manuscripts of the Tao Te Ching, which were discovered in 1973 and predate previously known versions of the text.
by Xu Yuanchong
A translation by the prominent Chinese translator Xu Yuanchong.
by Taoist Master Alfred Huang
A modern translation and interpretation of the I Ching that draws on his personal experience as a Taoist master and native Chinese speaker to provide detailed explanations of each hexagram, along with their changing lines and symbolic meanings.
by Richard Wilhelm
Widely considered the definitive Western translation of this ancient Chinese divination text, providing detailed explanations of all 64 hexagrams along with their changing lines, accompanied by extensive commentaries drawing from traditional Chinese interpretations.
by Lao Tzu
A concise Taoist text traditionally attributed to Laozi that teaches the path to spiritual enlightenment through cultivating inner stillness and purity of mind.