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Quote by Wei Wu Wei

“Living should be perpetual and universal benediction.”

Quote by Wei Wu Wei

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Wei Wu Wei was a renowned Chinese philosopher whose contributions to the philosophy of action and the translation of the Tao Te Ching have had a profound impact. Born on September 14, 1895, and passing away on January 5, 1986, Wei Wu Wei's work has been influential in the understanding of Taoism and its application in various fields. more

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