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Version 2.9 · 2024-01-09
* Fixed a few small UI issues * Lots of future-proofing work
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The store currently lists version 2.9, updated 2024-01-09.








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The Tao te Ching of Lao Tzu is among the wisest books ever written and one of the greatest gifts ever given to humankind. In the handful of pages that make up the Tao te Ching, there is an answer to each of life’s questions, a solution to every predicament, a balm for any wound. It is less a book than a living, breathing angel.
This lite version contains the complete odd-numbered passages. Additional content and emailing feature is available through an In App Purchase.
Brian Browne Walker’s contemporary translations of Taoist classics have received high marks for their simplicity, clarity, and accessibility. This beautiful and functional app, which you can read in a linear fashion like a book or receive random readings from, and which allows you to email any selection to a friend with the click of a button, will be a beloved friend for years.
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* Fixed a few small UI issues * Lots of future-proofing work
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