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Lao Tse also known as Lao Tzu also known as Lao Zi
Tao Teh King also known as Tao Te Ching also known as Dao De Jing

Dao De Jhing

Chapter 01
The Dao that can be told is not the eternal Dao.
The name that can be named is not the eternal name.
The nameless is the Mother of Heaven and Earth.
The named is the manifestations of the Ten Thousand Things.
Ever desireless, one can feel (heart) the mystery.
Ever desiring, one can see its manifestations.
These two are born from the same source, but differ in form;
one appears as imperceptible, infinity upon infinity.
Here lies the path of all mystery.

Chapter 02
All under Heaven can see beauty, because ugliness exists.
One knows good only because there is evil.
These two manifest from the same source
which complement each other.
From the myriad forms, each has a complement:
Difficult and easy complement each other.
Long and short contrast each other.
Voice and sound are in harmony with each other.
Front and back follow one another.
The Sage sees the Ten Thousand Things in harmony,
and goes about his business doing nothing,
so the Ten Thousand Things rise and fall without interference.
Bearing, yet not possessing,
working, yet not taking credit,
work is done, then forgotten,
therefore it remains eternal.

Chapter 03
By not exposing one's talents, quarrelling will not prevail.
By not hoarding great treasures, stealing is prevented.
By not seeing desirable objects, confusion of the heart will not arise.
The wise rule by emptying people’s hearts of such things;
by feeding their bellies, weakening their ambitions and strengthening their bodies:
for this is the way of Dao.
If people lack knowledge and desire for material possessions,
then the cunning and the intelligent, will find no place to employ their schemes.
If everything is left to find its own way, all will be well.

Chapter 04
The Dao is forever like an unfathomable empty space.
If used, it can never be used up.
It is the source of the Ten Thousand Things.
Look with your heart, see its form in the glare,
be at one with the dust of the Earth, simplify your nature.
For it is ever present, hidden in the depths of the myriad things.
I don't know from whence it came, but it is great.

Chapter 05
Heaven and Earth are ruthless,
They see the Ten Thousand Things as part of one whole.
The wise are therefore ruthless, for they see people as part of the same structure.
The space between Heaven and Earth is formless, but it has a form.
For the Ten Thousand Things all depend upon it.
Like this space, the Sage can use its formless qualities;
for it yields to whatever, or whoever uses it.
Hold fast to this and remain at one.

Chapter 06
The root of Heaven and Earth,
can be found in its spirit.
Search and feel this spirit, for it is ever present; the gateway to all mysteries.
The spirit is the primordial mother of the Ten Thousand Things.
It is ever present and eternal.

Chapter 07
Heaven and Earth are still.
Why are Heaven and Earth still?
Because they are detached.
The Sage is detached, so he is like Heaven and Earth; thus he is at one with all.
Being at one, he performs selfless actions and so he is fulfilled.

Chapter 08
The greatest good is like water.
Water gives life to the Ten Thousand Things, but does not strive.
Because it does not strive, it flows in places without preference,
depending on the flow and so is like the Dao.
In dwelling, be close to the land.
In meditation, go deep into the heart.
In dealing with others, be gentle and kind.
In speech, be straight and truthful.
In ruling, be just and honest.
In business, be honest and competent.
In action, be careful of the timing.
Be forever these things and life will never burden you with troubles.

Chapter 09
Better to stop short than to fill to the brim.
Oversharpen a blade and it will soon become blunt.
Make a hoard of gold and jade and no one can protect them.
Claim wealth and titles and disaster will surely follow.
Retire when the work is done.
For this is the way of Heaven.

Chapter 10
Carrying body and soul, can you become like a new born babe?
Ever supple and yielding, but with a firm grip on life.
Purifying the Primal Vision, can you be without stain?
Loving all things, can you rule without cleverness?
Can you be like Heaven and play the role of the Woman?
Understanding and being open to all things,
are you able to do nothing and follow the flow?
Giving birth and nourishing,
bearing, yet not possessing,
working, yet not taking credit,
leading, but not dominating.
For this is Primal Virtue.

Chapter 11
Thirty spokes support a wheel;
it is the space inside the wheel, that makes it useful.
Shape clay into a vessel;
it is the space within, that makes it useful.
Cut doors and windows for a house;
it is these spaces, that make it useful.
So, something comes from nothing,
usefulness comes from making nothing into something.

Chapter 12
The five colours blind the eye.
The five tones deafen the ear.
The five flavours dull the taste.
For having in excess, dulls the senses.
When the senses are dulled, men look for more stimulation.
Racing and hunting fever the mind.
Precious things cause greed to arise in Men’s hearts.
Therefore the Sage is guided by what he feels, and not by what he sees.
He lets go of that and chooses this.

Chapter 13
Accept disgrace willingly.
Accept misfortune as the human condition.
What do I mean by "accept disgrace willingly"?
Accept being unimportant.
Do not be concerned with wealth, titles, loss or gain.
If you are not concerned with these,
you can always "accept disgrace willingly".
What do I mean by "accept misfortune as the human condition"?
Without a body, how could there be misfortune!
For misfortune arises from having a body.
Surrender yourself humbly, then you can be trusted to care for all things.
Love the world as your own self, then you can truly be trusted to care for all things.

Chapter 14
Look, it can never be seen, for it has no form.
Listen, it can never be heard, it is beyond sound.
Grasp, it can never be held, it is intangible.
Although it can never be seen, heard or held, its spirit is always there.
For it is formed from nothing and so returns to nothing.
It is beyond description,
but it is the Mother of the Ten Thousand Things.
It has no beginning and no end, but it is great.
Stay with this (in your heart) the ancient Dao,
but move with the present.
Knowing the Dao is the ancient beginning of all things.

Chapter 15
The Ancient Master’s were subtle, mysterious, profound and alert.
The depth of their knowledge was unfathomable.
Likened to the Dao, they were at one.
Being at one, all we can do is observe their appearance.
Watchful, like men fishing in a stream.
Alert, like men aware of the tiger.
Courteous, like visiting guests.
Yielding, like a blade of grass.
Simple, like uncarved blocks of wood.
Empty, like vessels.
Opaque, like muddy pools.
Lying still and waiting quietly, who can wait for the mud to settle?
Who can wait for the mystery to be revealed?
Do not seek fulfilment, but feel the Dao in your heart.
By not seeking fulfilment, nothing is changed.
The Ten Thousand Things rise and fall without interference.

Chapter 16
Empty the mind of everything, let it reside in peace.
Being at peace you can watch the Ten Thousand Things rise and fall.
They follow their natural path and eventually return to the source of all things.
This is the way of Nature.
Returning to the source is stillness, for Nature is unchanging.
Knowing this constancy is having insight into all things.
Not knowing this leads to disaster.
Knowing the source, the mind is open.
When the mind is open the heart will be open too.
Being open hearted, you can act naturally.
Acting naturally, you will be at one with the Dao.
Being at one with the Dao, you will be at one with Heaven and Earth.
Being at one with Heaven and Earth, you can become eternal.
Although the body dies, the Dao will always be eternal.

Chapter 17
The greatest things in life are rarely realised or known by Men.
But Men always know the things they love and treasure,
and that which is feared and despised.
Having a simple heart one knows how to trust openly.
Those who do not trust openly, can never be trusted to have a good heart.
When deeds are performed with few words, people can say "we've done it".

Chapter 18
When the great Dao is forgotten,
human kindness and morals arise.
When clever people employ their schemes,
the great perversion begins.
When the family have forgotten the natural order,
filial piety and devotion arises.
When the country is in chaos,
loyal ministers always appear.
Set things in order, be at one with the Dao.
For when people are at one, there is no need for such things.

Chapter 19
Give up Sainthood, stop preaching.
Let people follow the Dao,
and it will be a hundred times better for everyone.
If people are at one, there is no need for religion or morality?
Give up ingenuity, don't look for profit and bandits and thieves will disappear.
It is more important to follow the ways of Nature;
to observe its order and workings,
to see the simplicity,
to realise one's true nature,
to cast off selfishness and dispel desire.
For here lies the way of Dao.

Chapter 20
Give up learning, put an end to your troubles.
Remain and dwell in simplicity.
I am contented, for I dwell in the infinite;
the Dao is full when it is present in the heart.
Others enjoy the feast,
but I am alone and wandering, drifting with the wind.
Open and yielding like a new born babe,
innocent and simple,
for I am nourished by the Great Mother of all things.
Others have more than what they need, but I alone have nothing.
I seem foolish and confused, but I alone am aware and alert.
Other Men seem sharp and clever,
for my simplicity and innocence appears dull and stupid to such Men.
I drift like the waves of the sea and follow the flow.
Everyone seems busy, but I alone am without desire and uncluttered.
I am different, for I am nourished by the great Dao.

Chapter 21
The greatest virtue is to follow the Dao and only Dao.
Oh unfathomable Dao, ever elusive and intangible.
But yet within, there is substance and form.
It is the essence of the Ten Thousand Things.
This is very real, so here lies a true path to follow.
It was there at the beginning, as it shall be at the end.
Thus I know the ways of creation.

Chapter 22
Yield and overcome.
Bend but follow the flow.
Empty yourself of everything, then you can full.
Have little but gain a lot.
Have much and be confused.
Therefore the sage embraces the one.
He sets an example to the world.
By not putting on a display, he shines forth.
Having no preferences he is open to all.
By never boasting or bragging he can never falter.
By knowing this and refusing that,
he knows of the ways of man.
Thus he can avoid a quarrel.
The ancient masters were always empty.
This emptiness was always whole.
Yield and overcome and be forever full,
and so all things will come to you.

Chapter 23
In Nature nothing is eternal.
High winds do not last all morning,
heavy rain does not last all day.
So why should man be forever talking.
In silence, the mind and heart are set at peace.
This is natural.
Heaven is eternal and so is the Earth,
by reproducing its own kind each generation.
Man can never make things eternal,
he will only just ruin things by interfering.
He who follows the Dao, is at one with the Dao.
He who is virtuous, is at one with virtue.
He who loses the way, feels lost.
When you are at one with the Dao, the Dao welcomes you.
When you are at one with virtue, virtue is always there in your heart.
When you are at one with loss, loss is experienced willingly.

Chapter 24
He who stands on tiptoe can never be stable.
He who strides can never maintain the pace.
He who makes a show is not enlightened.
He who is self-righteous cannot be respected.
He who boasts achieves nothing.
He who brags will not endure.
According to followers of the Dao: “these are excessive food and unnecessary baggage”.
They can never bring happiness.
Therefore followers of the Dao avoid them.

Chapter 25
Something mysteriously formed, born before Heaven and Earth.
In silence and from within the void.
Alone and constant, ever present and flowing.
It is the Mother of the Ten Thousand Things.
I do not know its name, so I call it Dao.
For lack of a better word I call it great.
Being great it flows.
It nourishes the Ten Thousand Things far and away.
From whence it came I do not know.
Therefore the Dao is great.
Heaven is great.
Earth is great.
The Ten Thousand Things are great.
These are the four great powers of the Universe,
and one of them is the Ten Thousand Things.
Man follows the Earth.
Earth follows Heaven.
Heaven follows the Dao.
Dao is what is natural.

Chapter 26
When one is full of Dao, there is stillness and peace.
When one is empty of Dao, there is disorder and unrest.
The Sage resides forever in stillness and peace, therefore he is full of Dao.
Though there are beautiful things all around him,
he remains at one and unattached.
When there is disorder and unrest, the Dao is lost;
stillness and peace give way to loss of control.

Chapter 27
When you are at one with the Dao, nothing is left undone.
For a Man can walk without leaving any trace.
A good speaker always knows his part.
A good door requires no lock;
for there is nothing behind that door that thieves and bandits will want to steal.
A good teacher will always stay with a bad student,
until his work is done.
If the student is not cared for, how can the teacher be respected.
To become a good teacher always use the Dao first,
if this doesn't succeed, words must be used.
When words are used great confusion can arise,
that is why the Ancient Masters offered the Dao and said little.

Chapter 28
In knowing a man's strength,
always keep a woman's care in your heart.
Be the stream of the Universe,
ever true and flowing, without preference.
Become simple, yielding and soft as a child.
Being the stream of the Universe, be an example to the World;
approach life with an open mind and an open heart.
Dwell in the infinite.
Have honour and respect,
but keep humility and be humble.
In simplicity and openness,
return to the State of the uncarved block.
For when the block is carved, it becomes useful for men to manipulate and use.
When the Sage returns to this state,
he becomes the ruler of the Ten Thousand Things.
For he leaves everything to rise and fall without interference.

Chapter 29
Do you think you can take over the Universe and then improve it?
It can never be done.
The Universe is sacred, it can never be improved.
If you try to change it, you will ruin it.
If you try to possess it, you will only lose it.
In the Ten Thousand Things, as well as man,
one never feels quite the same everyday.
So, sometimes things are ahead and sometimes behind.
Sometimes breathing becomes difficult, sometimes it is easy.
Sometimes there is strength and sometimes there is weakness.
Sometimes one feels up and cheerful, but sometimes one feels down.
This is natural; for we are all subject to the Heavenly bodies that influence our lives.
The Sage experiences these as well as ordinary men, for he is one of the Ten Thousand Things.

Chapter 30
Whenever you advise a ruler in the way of Dao,
tell him to leave well alone and use as little force as necessary,
for this would only provoke resistance and rebellion.
Thorn bushes spring up wherever an army has been; things are laid to waste.
Lean years follow in the wake of wars.
Just do what has to be done and leave people well alone.
Never take advantage of power; it should only be used when absolutely necessary.
Achieve results, but never glory in them.
Achieve results, but never boast.
Achieve results, because this is the natural way of things.
Achieve results, have pride, but be open.
Achieve results, but avoid it through violence.
Force and violence are part of nature,
for the Ten Thousand Things have to exert themselves forcefully to survive.
But man uses violence unnecessarily for his own greed.
This is certainly not the way of Dao.
That which goes against the Dao will never last.

Chapter 31
All creatures hate weapons of war;
for they are instruments of fear and dread.
Therefore followers of the Dao never display them and only use them when there is no choice.
To a wise man, they are not his tools,
for peace and quiet are dear to his heart.
Do not rejoice in victory.
If you rejoice in victory, you take delight in killing.
If you take delight in killing, you can never fulfil yourself.
The wise man's tools are his heart, mind and best of all, the Dao.
In great wars many people are killed.
The officers and generals should feel sadness in their hearts, to see their men die before them.
War should be conducted like a funeral.
The dead should be mourned in heartfelt sorrow.
Unfortunately war is necessary when one party rejects the Dao, and observes it as a carnival of human carnage.
For these Men are greedy and do not know or follow the Dao.

Chapter 32
The Dao is eternally indefinable.
If kings and lords could use it to rule over their lands and people, everything would naturally take its course.
Men would need no laws or bars to restrict their actions and their movements.
Once things are broken up and divided, the whole is lost.
Then the parts are given names.
When things are given names,
their purpose in the whole structure is lost.
Men should avoid giving things too many names, and look more closely at the whole.
For the Ten Thousand Things are part of one on-going, flowing structure.
Men are part of this also.
Here lies the key to balance and harmony.

Chapter 33
Knowing others is wisdom in itself.
Knowing yourself is on the way to enlightenment.
In knowing yourself, you need strength.
By having strength you can master others.
The Sage knows himself and others,
therefore he cares for all men and abandons none.
He takes care of all things and leaves nothing.
He who knows he has enough is full.
In fullness he knows simplicity and it fills his heart.
When there is no fullness, men surround themselves in riches and material possessions.

Chapter 34
The great Dao flows everywhere.
The Ten Thousand Things all depend upon it.
It flows and fulfils its purpose and takes no credit or claim to fame,
for its giving of life.
It nourishes the Ten Thousand Things and yet it does not rule them.
The Ten Thousand Things all return to it, but it still makes no claim to possess them.
For it is great.
It never shows its greatness.
But its greatness can be seen in the manifestations of the Ten Thousand Things.
It is elusive, but it can be found.

Chapter 35
All things will come to the man who is at one with the Dao.
For they can feel and find in him peace,
tranquillity, contentment and enlightenment.
People know the taste and smell of good food and the sound of music.
But knowing a description of the Dao is beyond comprehension.
It seems without flavour or sound.
For it cannot be seen or heard, and yet it is the very source of everything.

Chapter 36
That which shrinks, must first have expanded.
That which fails, must first have succeeded.
In the nature of things, nothing is truly constant,
for nature is constantly flowing, giving birth and then returning.
This is the nature of all things.
By observing nature we can see its workings.
The soft and yielding will always overcome the strong and rigid.
In a strong wind, a tree will never fall that bends to the force.
If it remains inflexible and rigid, it will surely fall.
The Dao is always soft and yielding.
Therefore it always remains at one and will never fall.
For it is eternal.

Chapter 37
The Dao never acts,
it nourishes the Ten Thousand Things and then all is left at one.
Man always upsets this balance,
for he constantly interferes.
So the Ten Thousand Things must struggle against him.
If they were left and man took his natural role in the World, there would be no struggle and everything would rise and fall naturally.
It is because man desires to act and change things,
that he creates imbalance within himself and all around him.
If he lacked desire, then all would be well.
Everything would enjoy simplicity and peace.
In enjoying simplicity and peace, Man would be full;
for then, is there any reason to act and change things?

Chapter 38
A truly good man is not aware of his goodness.
And therefore his goodness shines forth.
When a foolish man does good,
things are overdone and out of balance.
A truly good man does nothing
and yet nothing is left undone.
A foolish man's goodness leaves much to be desired, and a great deal is left to be finished.
When a man of Dao does something, he leaves nothing undone.
When a dictator does something and uses force, people rebel in their hearts and bitterness arises.
Therefore when the Dao is lost, goodness and kindness arise.
When goodness and kindness are lost, dictatorship arises.
These things are the beginning of confusion.
Confusion always arises when the Dao is lost, people then must find something to replace it.
Therefore the man of Dao dwells on what is real and not what is superficial.
Great goodness and kindness are sometimes not in keeping with the Dao.
So, remain at one and all will be well.

Chapter 39
In the ancient beginning, all things came from the one.
That’s why the sky is whole and mysteriously distinct.
The Earth is whole and firm.
Within it, the spirit is whole and strong.
The valley is whole and full.
The Ten Thousand Things are whole and living.
All these things are in wholeness with the Dao.
The distinct fullness of the sky maintains the Earth.
The wholeness and firmness of the Earth,
nourishes the Ten Thousand Things.
When the spirit is strong, so all will be maintained.
Thus the Ten Thousand Things may reproduce and prevent their breed from dying.
Therefore being nourished by the great Dao,
the Ten Thousand Things are raised.
For the Dao is humble in its greatness.
In being at one with the Dao,
the Ten Thousand Things are also humble in their greatness, and so they return to it.
When man is not humble, the Dao is not great, and so catastrophe will follow,
for man assumes he is greater than the Dao.
Therefore be humble;
do not seek wealth and riches,
do not clatter like glass chimes,
be at one with the Dao,
then you can be truly great.

Chapter 40
The Dao is a constant flowing source of creativity;
for everything is born of it, and then returns to it.
Observe this motion of giving and taking, for the Dao gives as well as takes.
It is an on-going process.
If man gave as much as he took, the world would be in more balance.
But because he only knows about his own needs, he becomes blind to the whole.
And so he upsets the balance.

Chapter 41
The wise student hears of the Dao and it enters his heart.
And so he constantly practises to enlighten himself.
The average student of the Dao gives a thought when he hears about it,
but he forgets it afterwards, and it does not fill his heart.
The foolish student hears of the Dao and laughs,
for he does not believe in such things.
When the Sage tells people about the Dao,
they laugh and scorn him.
The Dao would not be as great, if it wasn't for this.
So it is said, that to follow the Dao is a great struggle,
and the road always seems hard.
For when following the Dao, one must constantly give things up, and so it is like going backwards.
In having an open mind and heart,
great purity seems sullied.
Great virtue seems not to exist.
Great talents always seem to ripen with age.
For in following the Dao, one acts naturally, without any human stigma to influence or contort the mind and actions.

Chapter 42
The Dao begot one,
one gave birth and then there was two.
Two begot three.
And so the Ten Thousand Things were formed.
The Ten Thousand Things each contain Yin and Yang.
They are in harmony by having both of these forces.
From this, the forces are divided still;
for the Male has more Yang and the Female has more Yin.
So they are different.
By coming together, they beget another life.
So the Ten Thousand Things depend on these forces.
When the forces are upset and out of balance,
so the Earth and the Ten Thousand Things will suffer.
Know the balance and all will be well.

Chapter 43
The sky is formless but distinct.
It has a form, but no one can pierce a hole in it.
So I know the value of formless form,
of being without being,
of working without working,
in teaching without using words.
The Ten Thousand Things will then rise and fall naturally, without interference.

Chapter 44
Self indulgence and fame, or self cultivation and harmony,
which are more important?
Disorder and greed, or health and a cultivated and open mind,
which is more precious?
The loss of treasures or the gaining of the Dao,
which is more painful?
Whoever is attached to material objects will suffer.
A contented man will never be disappointed for he is unattached.
Be simple, be kind, have nothing, but be full.
Know this and reject that, and live your life in peace and contentment.

Chapter 45
Great accomplishments are easily done.
For the man of Dao leaves things to their natural way.
That’s why great fullness seems empty, but it can never be used up.
When the Dao is present in the heart, you will act naturally;
your actions and speech, may seem awkward and blunt to lesser men.
Your views of the world may seem stupid also.
Resting still, the body is left in peace;
great movement exhausts the body and fevers the mind.
Stillness and tranquillity give a clear vision to the nature of all things.

Chapter 46
When the Dao is present in the Universe, horses pull the plough and linger leisurely in the fields.
When the Dao is forgotten, horses abandon their ploughs and perform military exercises.
There is no greater sin than greed and desire.
No greater curse than discontentment.
No greater misfortune than wanting something for oneself.
Therefore the man who knows he has sufficient,
will always be forever contented.

Chapter 47
The Sage is at one with the Dao, so he knows of the ways of creation.
And yet he has never been abroad.
He knows the ways of Heaven, yet he has never been to Heaven.
In seeking the Dao, its not necessary to know the whole world to find it in your heart;
for the Dao is all around you.

Chapter 48
Man's great intelligence is acquired by his ability to learn.
In following the Dao, everyday he must stop learning, and give up whatever he has been taught, until his mind is open and yielding.
And so, his heart will also be.
When he becomes full and likened to the Dao,
he becomes in tune with the Ten Thousand Things.
For they are all nearer to the Dao than man.
When man goes back to his natural ways,
he will also be in tune with the Dao.
By doing nothing the World is ruled;
everything is left to find its own path.

Chapter 49
The Sage is at one with the Dao, his mind is open and uncluttered.
He is aware of all things.
By having an open mind, he can act naturally.
And so he treats people and all things equally.
Like the Dao, he shows no preference.
The Sage appears quiet, humble and elusive.
If men seek it in their hearts,
they can find contentment by listening and watching the Sage.

Chapter 50
Between birth and death, men live their lives in different ways.
Some are followers of the Dao.
Some are followers of the ways of mankind.
Some are followers of greed and lust.
Some are followers of evil.
Why is this?
Because man has sought to change things and interfere;
so he has upset the balance within himself and others.
The Sage knows this and rejects that.
He knows of the ways of the Ten Thousand Things as well as man.
Thus he can live in harmony with all things and all men.
The tiger will not attack him, men will not seek to wound him and so he makes no room for death to enter.

Chapter 51
All things are born of the Dao.
They are nourished by vital energy, and formed from the five elements.
They are shaped by the Dao and by their environment.
So the Ten Thousand Things all respect the Dao.
In respecting the Dao, they live naturally.
The Dao takes care of all their needs;
it shelters them, feeds them and allows them to reproduce.
But it does not possess them, claim them or demand anything from them.
For it is great.

Chapter 52
The Ten Thousand Things are born of the Universe,
the Universe is born from the Dao.
From whence the Dao came from, I do not know, but I know it exists.
It is the Mother of Heaven and Earth.
In silence and in the void the Dao formed Heaven and Earth.
The Ten Thousand Things are formed by it.
In silence and peace, one can feel and sense the mystery.
Be forever at one, do only what has to be done and then remain at one.

Chapter 53
If people had just a little sense, they would walk on the main road.
But people love to be side-tracked.
When people are side-tracked, they love splendid clothes,
fine jewels and material possessions.
The crops in the fields are abandoned, and men take to drinking and bragging.
The Kings and Lords have more possessions than they need.
They are titled robbers.
This is never the way to enlightenment, and certainly not in keeping with the Dao.

Chapter 54
The Dao is eternal and cannot be destroyed.
So it is consistent and flowing.
By following the Dao, everything is set in its natural order.
So cultivate the Dao in yourself and it will be realised.
Cultivate it in the family and the family will remain at one.
Cultivate it in the village and everybody will know their part.
Cultivate it in the country and peace and tranquillity will reign.
Cultivate it in the Universe and everything will be flowing naturally.
Therefore, set things in order and remain at one.
How do I know things are like this?
Simply by observing.

Chapter 55
He who is at one with the Dao experiences all things.
Therefore the Sage is whole;
he experiences the union of man and woman,
so he knows of the ways of mankind.
Without this, he is not following the way of Nature.
The Sage is one of the Ten Thousand Things, but his grip on the Dao is firm.
Having experienced all things, he can obtain enlightenment.
Through enlightenment, he can become Divine.
Knowing balance and harmony is insight into constancy.
Do not complicate your life.
This only causes stress and fatigue and ill-health will surely follow.
This is not the way of Dao.
Dwell in simplicity and enjoy a contented, peaceful life.
Whatever goes against the Dao will never last.

Chapter 56
Those who are enlightened, sit in silence.
Those who think they know something, are forever talking.
In silence and peace one can become enlightened.
No one can teach someone else how to become enlightened,
for it stems from within the heart.
Be at one with Heaven and Earth and then you can become enlightened.
He who has become enlightened, is unconcerned with friends, enemies,
honour or disgrace, with wealth and titles.
For he has become at one with the Dao.
This is the highest state of man.

Chapter 57
When ruling a nation, use as little force as necessary and leave people to follow their own path.
In this way you become the ruler of the Universe by not striving.
How do I know this?
Because the more laws and restrictions,
the poorer the poor become and wealthier the rich get.
Men take to sharpening their swords.
People become cunning and ingenious and more trouble is seen in the land.
The more rules and regulations made will only cause robbers and thieves to appear.
And people will feel bitterness, and rebellion in their hearts.
Therefore the Sage goes about doing nothing and people are left free.
He enjoys peace and tranquillity and people become simple and honest.
He returns to the fullness of the Dao, and so people become full and contented.
He is unattached and open and so people return to a good and simple life.

Chapter 58
When the country is left to rule itself, people are simple and honest.
When the country is ruled by a dictator, who demands far too much from the people, people become cunning and rebel.
When people become cunning,
clever men employ their schemes to control and manipulate others.
Such men grow rich and deceive others.
They prey on the poor and simple.
The more such men exist, the further the Dao is lost,
until man’s natural way cannot be remembered.
And so the people are trapped and have lost their way.
Therefore the Sage says:
'Go back to Nature,
give up ingenuity, give up profit and material possessions,
live off the land and enjoy a good and simple life.'
Be forever contented and enjoy a full, unrestricted, peaceful life.

Chapter 59
In serving Heaven and dealing with all things,
know a balance and have restraint.
In having restraint know the natural order.
In knowing the natural order, be at one with the Dao.
Being at one with the Dao, one knows how to care for all things without bias or preference.
And so, the natural order is not upset.
Man interferes with the natural order, and so he makes problems for himself.
Too much kindness is no good.
Nature takes care of all things and so man should not interfere.
For it will only cause problems and imbalances.
Man is the only creature that interferes.
The Ten Thousand Things rise and fall naturally, and so they are balanced.
Strengthen the body and simplify your life, and so pass on a healthy body to the next generation.
For the weaker the body, the more atrophy will set in, in the generations to come.
The weaker the body, the more it is prone to disease, imbalance and malformation.

Chapter 60
In dealing with evil, let Heaven do the biding.
For Heaven can see all things,
and everything will find its just reward.
In dealing with evil, seek for the Daoist Shaman.
For he is in touch with Heaven and so is able to deal with evil.
Evil is powerful, so avoid any conflict and leave well alone.
Those who dabble in such things will only harm themselves and others.
Then the Shaman's job is made more difficult and he may lose his life.
The Shaman is a treasure to the people, for he calls up Saints and Immortals, and when the people are starving,
he opens up Heaven and beautiful rain will follow.
He protects all things within a balance and performs selfless actions.
He is a Sage and is treasured by Heaven.

Chapter 61
A great kingdom is only great because it can remain humble in its greatness.
In being humble it does not strive to rule other nations, but greets other nations with open arms and benevolence.
Therefore it is great.
When a great kingdom is humble,
a small country will find strength and security within the larger nation,
yet its people are not dominated or suppressed by the larger nation.
So in being great, be humble and modest, so then your greatness will shine forth.

Chapter 62
The Dao is the treasured way of the Universe and the Ten Thousand Things.
It treats all things equally and sees the good and bad in all men.
The Sage is like the Dao;
if a man is bad, he does not abandon him,
nor does he give more preference to those who are good.
He sees the world as one whole and so treats all things alike.
When the king is crowned and the officers of state installed, do not send great gifts of gold and jade, but remain still and offer them your greatest treasure, the Dao.
Because the Dao is unbiased, yielding and flowing, people like the Dao at first.
For they each can find what they seek and be forgiven for all their sins.
Therefore it is the greatest treasure that exists in the Universe.

Chapter 63
In the Universe, the Dao and the Ten Thousand Things all flow according to their natures.
The Heavenly bodies move and glow according to how they were formed.
Man should take note of this and exercise himself according to their influence,
and then he will be in keeping with the Dao.
By following the flow and entering into emptiness,
practise the ways of doing without doing, influencing without interfering.
For the Heavenly bodies influence our lives, but we can never feel their influence.
The Sage follows the flow and so he practises influence without interfering.
He rewards anger and strife with care and understanding.
He meets aggression with yielding softness.
So he remains at one, unattached and unharmed.
His nature is simple and yielding.
So he never complicates his life.
He never demands too much of the people or life,
and so he does not expect people to fulfil their part.
Too many promises can never be kept.
So, go with the flow of things and all will be well.
When difficulties arise the Sage confronts them, and so he never experiences problems.

Chapter 64
If people knew of the ways of nature, and their hearts were simple,
peace would be dear to them.
Trouble can be easily overcome, because their lives are simple,
and so their troubles are simple too.
All things stem from something;
knowing this, trouble can be avoided before it arises.
Because the Sage knows of the ways of nature, he is freed from the bond of desire.
He does not notice gold and jade.
His ideas are open and yielding.
He helps men find themselves when they are lost, and remains at one.
So he leaves the Ten Thousand Things to follow their natural course.

Chapter 65
When the first Sage became enlightened and he became at one with the Dao, he did not try and influence others.
For he understood the ways of all things.
Why is it difficult to rule others?
Because people try to be clever and restrict and influence other people's lives.
These people are intellectuals who know nothing of the ways of nature, and so they think they are great.
But in reality they are small-minded moralists.
If man was left alone and he remained simple in his ways, is there any need for governments?
Those who rule the land but are never seen or heard, or their power extended, are a blessing to the people.
For their title is without substance, and the people are left to rule themselves.
Knowing simplicity and knowing the ways of nature, one can be without restrictions.
Return to simplicity, rid yourselves of laws and bars and enjoy a good and peaceful life.
But intellectuals will always want to interfere, and the greedy and cunning will always want to exploit.

Chapter 66
When rivers flow and converge into a great sea,
the sea welcomes the rivers without any fuss.
For both follow their natural paths and know their part.
Why is it that man always turns away from his natural path?
Because he has lost his uniformity and balance with nature.
He has forsaken simplicity for wealth and comfort.
He has forsaken honesty and trust for greed and cunning.
When man decides to go back to the ways of nature and live a simple, honest life, he and the World will return to balance.
When the World is out of balance, so nature will be.
Natural disasters and phenomenon will occur.
Upset the balance and things will start to go wrong.
Whatever goes against the Dao will never last.

Chapter 67
All under Heaven say that my Dao is beyond compare.
Because it is different, it has lasted a long time.
I have three treasures which I keep in my heart.
The first is mercy, the second is economy, and the third is being at one with the Dao.
From mercy springs life and strength.
From economy comes generosity.
From the Dao comes the knowledge of all things.
Today men shun mercy and take life without care.
They abandon economy and seek to enrich themselves.
They do not know of or follow the Dao, and so they are naive of the ways of all things.
Having compassion and strength and knowing the way of all things, Heaven knows how to act.

Chapter 68
A good soldier is never violent.
A good fighter is always calm.
A good winner is never boastful.
A good employer treats his staff like treasures.
This is known as having insight into the ways of man.
Having insight, is knowing how to deal with people.
Such people reflect the ways of Heaven.

Chapter 69
The warrior who is a man of Dao,
conducts his art by yielding and uses compassion first.
If this doesn't work, he then takes out his sword.
He would rather retreat without combat than advance and attack.
For when the battle is underway, one or the other will lose their life.
This is why the man of Dao would sooner give in and yield to aggression and violence.
Not that he is afraid, but in his heart he cherishes life too much,
and he would find it hard to take the life of another.
When the man of Dao engages in battle,
he looks upon himself as the underdog, and so he will win.
By not underestimating the enemy, he does not lose what he values,
namely the Dao.

Chapter 70
My words have ancient and mysterious beginnings,
yet they can be easily understood and performed.
Yet no man on the Earth and under Heaven knows of them, or tries to practise them.
My words are yielding, but yet there is discipline within.
Because men do not understand them,
they have no knowledge of the Dao.
Those that know of the Dao, are just a few, those that think they know, are many.
Therefore I wear simple clothing, and hold my treasure in my heart.
By holding my treasure in my heart, I am at one with the Dao.

Chapter 71
In lacking knowledge and desire, one can obtain a simple and honest heart.
The Sage is sick of dishonesty and desire, so he obtains a good and simple heart.
In lacking knowledge, I mean turn away from advancement, and obtain the knowledge of the ways of nature.
Living in harmony with nature, one doesn't need too much knowledge.
But there will always be the intellectuals who will think they know.
Simply be at one.

Chapter 72
When men forget the care of all things in their hearts, disaster will follow.
Be aware of your actions and remain constant.
By being constant, there is little room for change.
By not changing, man will not lose his way.
When man has lost his way, the Dao is furthest from his mind.
Do not interfere or intrude upon others.
By interfering, things change, and so imbalance will come about.
Therefore the Sage remains at one, he lives his life in harmony with nature.
By not changing or interfering with the Earth and the Ten Thousand Things, he does not upset or cause imbalance.
Therefore he lets go of this and chooses that.

Chapter 73
A brave and passionate man will always cause harm to himself or others.
A brave and calm man will always preserve himself and others.
Of these two, which is best?
Heaven appears unsure and ruthless sometimes.
Who knows why?
Even the Sage is unsure of the workings of Heaven.
Yet Heaven follows a plan and knows what it is doing.
It remains silent, but hears all.
Heaven's net is cast wide and although it may be coarse, nothing can slip through.

Chapter 74
In nature everything has its own unwritten laws and bars.
But these are simple, and everyone knows their part.
Man has lost his link with nature, he has made too many laws,
too many advancements, so his movements are restricted.
It is natural for men to kill one another,
just the same as it is in every other species.
But in his natural order, he would rarely take the life of his own kind.
Because greed, envy, lust, jealousy, cunning and intelligence have entered into his heart, he kills unnaturally, without any balance.
Man in his natural state has a form of justice,
for if a man commits a crime against another,
the victim will go and do battle with this man and even get killed in the process.
By facing the possibility of death from another,
who would dare perpetrate a crime?
By complicating life and producing too many laws and procedures,
justice never seems to be done.
If the sentence of death is there, who would dare perpetrate a crime?
Make life simple, go back to simplicity;
if a man commits a crime against you, you have a natural right to try and punish him yourself.
By watching nature you can see her laws in practice.
By having no laws, people have more trust and honour.
When people are simple and honest, is there any need for many laws?

Chapter 75
Why do people starve to death?
Because governments use up all the money in taxes and military operations.
Why then do people become rebellious?
Because governments interfere and have too much control over people's lives.
Therefore people feel frustrated and cheated.
Why do people lose care in their hearts?
Because their lives are preyed upon by the rich and the lawmakers.
So people become wild and lose any care about what they do.
Go back to a simple life, have nothing, but be free.
Be at one with nature, with all her beauty and ugliness,
and troubles will be simplified and their solutions more easily found.
But people find it hard to let go of what they have.
By letting go, you can free yourself from bondage.

Chapter 76
A man is born to this Earth gentle and weak.
At his death, he becomes hard and rigid.
Young green plants are tender and supple.
At their death, they are brittle and dry.
Therefore the rigid and unbending are the followers of death.
The gentle and flexible are the followers of life.
So when engaged in war, an army without flexibility will never win.
The soft and yielding can overcome the hard and strong.

Chapter 77
The Dao of Heaven is like a bow,
when the string is pulled back, the high is lowered and low is raised.
The Dao of Heaven is to take from those who have far too much,
and give to those who do not have enough.
Man's way is different;
he takes from those who do not have enough,
and gives to those who already have far too much.
The Sage seeks nothing for himself.
He works without recognition.
Yielding and giving without wanting anything in return.
He is at one with the Dao, so this comes naturally.
He does not dwell on things, he simply gets on with the job, and achieves his end.

Chapter 78
Under Heaven there is nothing more soft and yielding than water.
By following its example, there is no better way of attacking the solid and strong.
The weak can overcome the strong.
The supple can overcome the stiff.
By being both weak and supple, one can overcome both.
By observing the natural forces everyone can know this,
yet no one ever bothers.
By being soft and yielding, the Sage can take upon himself the troubles of the people.
By doing this, he can become ruler of the Universe.
This seems paradoxical, but it’s true.

Chapter 79
In the affairs of men, know how to conduct yourself.
When men lack honesty and trust, quarrels will occur.
When they occur some resentment and bad feeling remains.
The answer lies in people's hearts.
Know your part and keep your word, then all will be well.
The Sage keeps his word and knows his part,
but does not expect others to fulfil their half.
With virtue a man performs his deed,
but a man without virtue is rigid in his desire for others to act.
Go with the flow and fulfil your part.
The Dao of Heaven is impartial and treats all things equally.
But it remains with good men all the time.

Chapter 80
A small village has fewer people.
Within the village there are machines that can work ten to a thousand times harder than man.
But they are not needed.
In a small village, the people work together.
They use their labour to sow and grow food.
Their time is spent naturally on this occupation.
They live in harmony with nature, and the Ten Thousand Things.
So being in harmony, they return to the state of the uncarved block of wood;
simple, honest and straightforward.
The people take death seriously and so they strengthen their bodies, and do not travel great distances.
They remain at one.
Being at one they have no need for boats and carriages.
Being simple and possessing very little,
they have no need for weapons, so they don't display them.
They return to craft in place of writing.
Their food is plain but good, their clothes simple but strong and warm,
their houses safe and secure.
They are happy in their ways, for they live without interference, and too many laws.
So they do not intrude upon their neighbours.
They live in peace and grow old and die in harmony with nature,
and the Ten Thousand Things.

Chapter 81
Truthful words are not necessarily beautiful.
And very often, beautiful words are not truthful.
Those who are enlightened do not argue.
Those who do, are not aware of the nature of all things.
People always think they know;
but the Sage looks and talks like an idiot to men, but he is enlightened.
That’s why clever men never understand the nature of all things.
The Sage never stores things up, he remains open and yielding to all.
The more he gives and does for others, the greater his abundance.
The Dao of Heaven is sharp and pointed, but it does not harm.
For it remains with all good creatures.
The Dao of the Sage is work without interference.

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Bulgaria, -, -	(+3) 12
Bulgaria, Burgas, Burgas	1
Bulgaria, Sofiya, Blagoevgrad (NEW)	1
Bulgaria, Sofiya, Sofia	(+5) 52
Bulgaria, Varna, Varna	6
Canada (in total)	131
Canada, -, - (NEW)	1
Canada, Alberta, Calgary	3
Canada, Alberta, Edmonton	7
Canada, Alberta, Lethbridge	1
Canada, Alberta, Red Deer	2
Canada, British Columbia, Burnaby	2
Canada, British Columbia, Chilliwack	2
Canada, British Columbia, Coquitlam	2
Canada, British Columbia, Maple Ridge	1
Canada, British Columbia, Mission	1
Canada, British Columbia, Powell River	1
Canada, British Columbia, Prince George	1
Canada, British Columbia, Surrey	1
Canada, British Columbia, Vancouver	11
Canada, Manitoba, Winnipeg	2
Canada, Newfoundland And Labrador, Mt. Pearl	1
Canada, Newfoundland And Labrador, St. John's	1
Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax	4
Canada, Nova Scotia, Sydney	1
Canada, Ontario, Barrie	1
Canada, Ontario, Brampton	1
Canada, Ontario, Guelph	1
Canada, Ontario, Hamilton	3
Canada, Ontario, Kanata	1
Canada, Ontario, London	(+1) 3
Canada, Ontario, Markham	2
Canada, Ontario, Nepean (NEW)	1
Canada, Ontario, Newmarket	1
Canada, Ontario, North York	1
Canada, Ontario, Oakville	14
Canada, Ontario, Orangeville	1
Canada, Ontario, Oshawa	1
Canada, Ontario, Ottawa	6
Canada, Ontario, Pembroke	1
Canada, Ontario, Peterborough	1
Canada, Ontario, Scarborough	1
Canada, Ontario, St. Catharines	2
Canada, Ontario, Thornhill	1
Canada, Ontario, Tillsonburg	1
Canada, Ontario, Toronto	20
Canada, Ontario, Waterloo	1
Canada, Ontario, Windsor	3
Canada, Ontario, Woodbridge	1
Canada, Quebec, Gatineau	1
Canada, Quebec, Laval	1
Canada, Quebec, Montreal	(+2) 11
Canada, Quebec, Quebec	3
Canada, Saskatchewan, Saskatoon	1
Chile (in total)	20
Chile, Antofagasta, Antofagasta	1
Chile, Araucania, Temuco	1
Chile, Atacama, Copiapo	1
Chile, Coquimbo, La Serena	1
Chile, Region Metropolitana, Las Condes	1
Chile, Region Metropolitana, Santiago	15
China (in total)	291
China, -, -	1
China, Anhui, Hefei	2
China, Beijing, Beijing	(+15) 186
China, Fujian, Fuzhou	3
China, Fujian, Quanzhou	1
China, Guangdong, Guangdong	(+2) 5
China, Guangdong, Guangzhou	(+2) 17
China, Guangdong, Shantou	3
China, Guangdong, Shenzhen	(+2) 8
China, Guangxi, Nanning	(+2) 4
China, Heilongjiang, Harbin	1
China, Henan, Zhengzhou	2
China, Hubei, Wuhan	4
China, Hunan, Changsha (NEW)	1
China, Jiangsu, Nanjing	(+1) 6
China, Jiangsu, Suzhou	1
China, Jilin, Jilin	1
China, Liaoning, Shenyang	6
China, Shaanxi, Xian	1
China, Shandong, Jinan	3
China, Shandong, Qingdao	(+1) 2
China, Shanghai, Shanghai	17
China, Sichuan, Chengdu	5
China, Sichuan, Kaifeng	1
China, Sichuan, Nanping	1
China, Tianjin, Tianjin	5
China, Zhejiang, Hangzhou	3
China, Zhejiang, Wenzhou (NEW)	1
Colombia (in total)	12
Colombia, -, -	2
Colombia, Amazonas, Santa Marta	1
Colombia, Antioquia, Medellin	1
Colombia, Boyaca, Melgar	1
Colombia, Cauca, Popayan	1
Colombia, Distrito Especial, Santafé De Bogotá	4
Colombia, Santander, Bucaramanga	1
Colombia, Valle Del Cauca, Cali	1
Costa Rica (in total)	8
Costa Rica, Cartago, Cartago	1
Costa Rica, Heredia, Heredia	1
Costa Rica, San Jose, San Jose	(+1) 6
Croatia (in total)	4
Croatia, Osjecko-Baranjska, Osijek	2
Croatia, Primorsko-Goranska, Rijeka	1
Croatia, Splitsko-Dalmatinska, Split	1
Cuba (in total)	2
Cuba, -, -	1
Cuba, Ciudad De La Habana, Havana	1
Cyprus (in total)	2
Cyprus, -, -	1
Cyprus, Nicosia, Nicosia	1
Czech Republic (in total)	15
Czech Republic, -, -	2
Czech Republic, Hlavni Mesto Praha, Prague	12
Czech Republic, Vysocina, Jihlava	1
Denmark (in total)	9
Denmark, Arhus, Århus	1
Denmark, Frederiksborg, Hørsholm	1
Denmark, Kobenhavn, Copenhagen	6
Denmark, Roskilde, Roskilde	1
Dominican Republic (in total)	1
Dominican Republic, Distrito Nacional, Santo Domingo	1
Ecuador (in total)	6
Ecuador, Pichincha, Quito	(+1) 6
Egypt (in total)	2
Egypt, Al Qahirah, Cairo	(+1) 2
Eritrea (in total)	2
Eritrea, Maekel, Asmara	2
Estonia (in total)	5
Estonia, Harjumaa, Tallinn	4
Estonia, Laane-Virumaa, Rakvere	1
Finland (in total)	13
Finland, Eastern Finland, Joensuu (NEW)	1
Finland, Oulu, Oulu	1
Finland, Southern Finland, Espoo	1
Finland, Southern Finland, Helsinki	(+1) 4
Finland, Southern Finland, Hämeenlinna	1
Finland, Southern Finland, Sipoo	1
Finland, Western Finland, Jyväskylä	1
Finland, Western Finland, Seinajoki	1
Finland, Western Finland, Turku	2
France (in total)	83
France, -, -	(+1) 5
France, Alsace, Strasbourg	2
France, Auvergne, Clermont-Ferrand	1
France, Basse-Normandie, Caen	1
France, Bourgogne, Dijon	1
France, Bretagne, Rennes	1
France, Centre, Tours	2
France, Ile-De-France, Boulogne-Billancourt	1
France, Ile-De-France, Colombes	1
France, Ile-De-France, Paris	(+1) 53
France, Ile-De-France, Vincennes	1
France, Languedoc-Roussillon, Montpellier (NEW)	1
France, Nord-Pas-De-Calais, Fourmies	2
France, Nord-Pas-De-Calais, Lille	1
France, Pays De La Loire, Nantes	2
France, Picardie, Amiens	1
France, Provence-Alpes-Cote D'azur, Marseille	3
France, Provence-Alpes-Cote D'azur, Nice	1
France, Provence-Alpes-Cote D'azur, Valbonne	1
France, Rhone-Alpes, Grenoble	2
Gambia (in total)	1
Gambia, Banjul, Banjul	1
Georgia (in total)	10
Georgia, -, -	9
Georgia, T'bilisi, Tbilisi	1
Germany (in total)	118
Germany, -, -	(+2) 17
Germany, Baden-Württemberg, Freiburg Im Breisgau	1
Germany, Baden-Württemberg, Karlsruhe	2
Germany, Baden-Württemberg, Mannheim	2
Germany, Baden-Württemberg, Rastatt (NEW)	1
Germany, Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart	1
Germany, Bayern, Augsburg	1
Germany, Bayern, Bamberg	1
Germany, Bayern, Dachau	1
Germany, Bayern, Gunzenhausen	5
Germany, Bayern, Kitzingen	1
Germany, Bayern, Munich	4
Germany, Berlin, Berlin	32
Germany, Hessen, Darmstadt	1
Germany, Hessen, Frankfurt	4
Germany, Hessen, Fulda	1
Germany, Hessen, Gießen	1
Germany, Hessen, Limburg	1
Germany, Hessen, Marburg	1
Germany, Hessen, Wetzlar	1
Germany, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Rostock	1
Germany, Niedersachsen, Göttingen (NEW)	1
Germany, Niedersachsen, Hannover	1
Germany, Niedersachsen, Oldenburg	1
Germany, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Aachen	1
Germany, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Bielefeld	1
Germany, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Bonn	2
Germany, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Cologne	4
Germany, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Dortmund	1
Germany, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Essen	3
Germany, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Hennef	1
Germany, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Leverkusen	1
Germany, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Minden (NEW)	1
Germany, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Mönchengladbach	1
Germany, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Ratingen	1
Germany, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Solingen	1
Germany, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Wuppertal	3
Germany, Rheinland-Pfalz, Landau	1
Germany, Rheinland-Pfalz, Mainz	4
Germany, Rheinland-Pfalz, Schifferstadt	1
Germany, Saarland, Saarbrucken	1
Germany, Sachsen, Dresden	1
Germany, Sachsen, Leipzig	(+1) 2
Germany, Sachsen-Anhalt, Magdeburg	1
Germany, Schleswig-Holstein, Flensburg	1
Germany, Schleswig-Holstein, Kaltenkirchen	1
Germany, Schleswig-Holstein, Kiel	1
Greece (in total)	17
Greece, Attiki, Athens	(+1) 13
Greece, Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki	(+1) 4
Guatemala (in total)	2
Guatemala, Guatemala, Guatemala	2
Haiti (in total)	1
Haiti, Ouest, Port-Au-Prince	1
Hong Kong (in total)	60
Hong Kong, -, -	(+1) 11
Hong Kong, Hong Kong (Sar), Hong Kong	(+2) 44
Hong Kong, Hong Kong (Sar), Kowloon	(+1) 2
Hong Kong, Hong Kong (Sar), Shatin	1
Hong Kong, Hong Kong (Sar), Tsuen Wan	(+1) 2
Hungary (in total)	10
Hungary, -, - (NEW)	1
Hungary, Budapest, Budapest	(+1) 8
Hungary, Komarom-Esztergom, Esztergom	1
Iceland (in total)	1
Iceland, Reykjavik, Reykjavík	1
India (in total)	58
India, Chandigarh, Chandigarh	6
India, Chhattisgarh, Raipur	1
India, Delhi, Delhi	3
India, Delhi, New Delhi	10
India, Gujarat, Rajkot	2
India, Karnataka, Bangalore	(+2) 10
India, Karnataka, Belgaum	1
India, Kerala, Thrissur	1
India, Kerala, Trivandrum	2
India, Madhya Pradesh, Bhopal	2
India, Maharashtra, Mumbai	(+1) 7
India, Maharashtra, Pune	1
India, Punjab, Ludhiana	1
India, Rajasthan, Udaipur	1
India, Tamil Nadu, Chennai	5
India, Tamil Nadu, Coimbatore	1
India, Tamil Nadu, Erode (NEW)	1
India, Uttar Pradesh, Meerut (NEW)	1
India, West Bengal, Calcutta	(+1) 2
Indonesia (in total)	30
Indonesia, -, -	4
Indonesia, Bali, Denpasar	2
Indonesia, Jakarta Raya, Jakarta	16
Indonesia, Jawa Barat, Bandung	1
Indonesia, Jawa Tengah, Semarang	1
Indonesia, Jawa Timur, Surabaya	3
Indonesia, Kalimantan Timur, Samarinda	1
Indonesia, Riau, Pakanbaru	1
Indonesia, Sumatera Utara, Medan	1
Iran (in total)	7
Iran, Islamic Republic Of, Islamic Republic Of, -	1
Iran, Islamic Republic Of, Islamic Republic Of, Fars	1
Iran, Islamic Republic Of, Islamic Republic Of, Semnan	2
Iran, Islamic Republic Of, Islamic Republic Of, Tehran	3
Iraq (in total)	2
Iraq, -, -	2
Ireland (in total)	10
Ireland, Cork, Cork	1
Ireland, Donegal, Enniscorthy	1
Ireland, Dublin, Dublin	(+1) 8
Israel (in total)	30
Israel, -, -	3
Israel, Hamerkaz, Modiin	1
Israel, Tel Aviv, Bat Yam	2
Israel, Tel Aviv, Ramat Gan	1
Israel, Tel Aviv, Ramat Hasharon	1
Israel, Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv	18
Israel, Yerushalayim, Jerusalem	4
Italy (in total)	95
Italy, -, -	5
Italy, Abruzzi, Pescara	1
Italy, Basilicata, Potenza	1
Italy, Calabria, Lamezia Terme (NEW)	1
Italy, Campania, Napoli (NEW)	1
Italy, Campania, Salerno	1
Italy, Emilia-Romagna, Bologna	1
Italy, Emilia-Romagna, Modena	2
Italy, Emilia-Romagna, Parma	1
Italy, Emilia-Romagna, Rimini	1
Italy, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Trieste	3
Italy, Lazio, Rome	(+2) 31
Italy, Lazio, San Remo	1
Italy, Liguria, Genoa	1
Italy, Lombardia, Bergamo	1
Italy, Lombardia, Brescia	1
Italy, Lombardia, Como	1
Italy, Lombardia, Milano	(+2) 8
Italy, Lombardia, Pavia	2
Italy, Lombardia, Treviglio	1
Italy, Marche, Osimo	1
Italy, Molise, Campobasso	1
Italy, Piemonte, Ivrea	1
Italy, Piemonte, Moncalieri (NEW)	1
Italy, Piemonte, Torino	(+1) 2
Italy, Piemonte, Turin	3
Italy, Puglia, Bari	1
Italy, Puglia, Lecce	1
Italy, Sardegna, Alghero	1
Italy, Sardegna, Cagliari	2
Italy, Sicilia, Palermo	2
Italy, Toscana, Arezzo	1
Italy, Toscana, Firenze	3
Italy, Toscana, Florence	1
Italy, Toscana, Grosseto	1
Italy, Toscana, Siena	1
Italy, Trentino-Alto Adige, Bolzano	1
Italy, Trentino-Alto Adige, Trento	1
Italy, Umbria, Perugia	1
Italy, Veneto, Padova	2
Italy, Veneto, Venice	2
Japan (in total)	148
Japan, -, -	(+3) 21
Japan, Aichi, Nagoya	2
Japan, Fukuoka, Fukuoka	1
Japan, Fukuoka, Kitakyushu	1
Japan, Gifu, Gifu	1
Japan, Hyogo, Kobe	1
Japan, Hyogo, Nishinomiya	1
Japan, Hyogo, Sanda	1
Japan, Ibaraki, Mito (NEW)	1
Japan, Ibaraki, Tsukuba	2
Japan, Kanagawa, Atsugi	1
Japan, Kanagawa, Kawasaki	3
Japan, Kanagawa, Yokohama	5
Japan, Kyoto, Kyoto	4
Japan, Miyagi, Sendai	2
Japan, Miyazaki, Miyazaki	1
Japan, Nagano, Nagano	1
Japan, Niigata, Nagaoka	1
Japan, Niigata, Niigata	1
Japan, Okayama, Kurashiki	1
Japan, Okayama, Okayama	1
Japan, Okinawa, Naha	1
Japan, Osaka, Osaka	8
Japan, Osaka, Takatsuki	1
Japan, Osaka, Toyonaka (NEW)	1
Japan, Saitama, Kawagoe	1
Japan, Shiga, Otsu	1
Japan, Shizuoka, Hamamatsu	2
Japan, Tokushima, Tokushima	1
Japan, Tokyo, Tokyo	(+11) 79
Jordan (in total)	1
Jordan, Amman, Amman	1
Kazakhstan (in total)	18
Kazakhstan, -, -	2
Kazakhstan, Almaty, Almaty	14
Kazakhstan, East Kazakhstan, Semipalatinsk	1
Kazakhstan, Pavlodar, Pavlodar	1
Korea (in total)	47
Korea, Republic Of, Republic Of, -	12
Korea, Republic Of, Republic Of, Kyonggi-Do	(+3) 35
Kuwait (in total)	5
Kuwait, Al Kuwayt, Kuwait	(+3) 5
Kyrgyzstan (in total)	2
Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek, Bishkek	2
Lao People's Democratic Republic (in total)	5
Lao People's Democratic Republic, -, -	1
Lao People's Democratic Republic, Vientiane, Vientiane	4
Latvia (in total)	17
Latvia, -, -	3
Latvia, Riga, Riga	(+1) 14
Lebanon (in total)	1
Lebanon, Beyrouth, Beirut	1
Lithuania (in total)	7
Lithuania, Kauno Apskritis, Kaunas	2
Lithuania, Klaipedos Apskritis, Klaipeda	1
Lithuania, Telsiu Apskritis, Mazeikiai (NEW)	1
Lithuania, Vilniaus Apskritis, Vilnius	3
Luxembourg (in total)	1
Luxembourg, -, -	1
Macao (in total)	6
Macao, Macau, Macau	6
Macedonia (in total)	5
Macedonia, The Former Yugoslav Republic Of, The Former Yugoslav Republic Of, Aracinovo	(+1) 3
Macedonia, The Former Yugoslav Republic Of, The Former Yugoslav Republic Of, Ohrid	2
Madagascar (in total)	1
Madagascar, Antananarivo, Antananarivo	1
Malaysia (in total)	36
Malaysia, -, -	(+1) 2
Malaysia, Johor, Johor Baharu (NEW)	1
Malaysia, Kelantan, Kota Bharu	1
Malaysia, Negeri Sembilan, Seremban	1
Malaysia, Perak, Ipoh	1
Malaysia, Pulau Pinang, Butterworth	1
Malaysia, Pulau Pinang, Penang	1
Malaysia, Sabah, Kota Kinabalu	2
Malaysia, Selangor, Ampang	1
Malaysia, Selangor, Petaling Jaya	3
Malaysia, Wilayah Persekutuan, Kuala Lumpur	22
Mali (in total)	1
Mali, Bamako, Bamako	1
Mauritius (in total)	1
Mauritius, -, -	1
Mexico (in total)	42
Mexico, -, -	2
Mexico, Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes	1
Mexico, Baja California, Ensenada	1
Mexico, Chihuahua, Chihuahua	1
Mexico, Distrito Federal, Mexico	(+1) 16
Mexico, Guanajuato, San Miguel De Allende	2
Mexico, Jalisco, Guadalajara	4
Mexico, Jalisco, Zapopan	2
Mexico, Nuevo Leon, Monterrey	3
Mexico, Oaxaca, Oaxaca	2
Mexico, Oaxaca, Salina Cruz	2
Mexico, Puebla, Cholula	1
Mexico, Puebla, Puebla	1
Mexico, Queretaro De Arteaga, Queretaro	1
Mexico, Quintana Roo, Cancun	1
Mexico, Tamaulipas, Matamoros	1
Mexico, Veracruz-Llave, Jalapa	1
Moldova (in total)	6
Moldova, Republic Of, Republic Of, -	2
Moldova, Republic Of, Republic Of, Chisinau	3
Moldova, Republic Of, Republic Of, Stinga Nistrului	1
Monaco (in total)	3
Monaco, Monaco, Monaco	(+2) 3
Myanmar (in total)	1
Myanmar, Yangon, Yangon	1
Nepal (in total)	1
Nepal, Bagmati, Kathmandu	1
Netherlands (in total)	61
Netherlands, -, -	4
Netherlands, Drenthe, Emmen	1
Netherlands, Drenthe, Meppel	1
Netherlands, Flevoland, Almere	2
Netherlands, Friesland, Heerenveen	1
Netherlands, Gelderland, Culemborg	1
Netherlands, Gelderland, Tiel	1
Netherlands, Gelderland, Wageningen	1
Netherlands, Groningen, Groningen	1
Netherlands, Limburg, Geleen	1
Netherlands, Noord-Brabant, Bergen Op Zoom	3
Netherlands, Noord-Brabant, Breda	1
Netherlands, Noord-Brabant, Eindhoven	2
Netherlands, Noord-Brabant, Helmond	1
Netherlands, Noord-Brabant, Valkenswaard	1
Netherlands, Noord-Holland, Alkmaar (NEW)	1
Netherlands, Noord-Holland, Amstelveen	1
Netherlands, Noord-Holland, Amsterdam	(+2) 22
Netherlands, Noord-Holland, Den Helder	1
Netherlands, Noord-Holland, Hoofddorp	1
Netherlands, Noord-Holland, Hoorn	1
Netherlands, Utrecht, Utrecht	1
Netherlands, Zuid-Holland, Delft	1
Netherlands, Zuid-Holland, Gouda	1
Netherlands, Zuid-Holland, Leiden	2
Netherlands, Zuid-Holland, Rotterdam	(+1) 5
Netherlands, Zuid-Holland, Scheveningen	1
Netherlands, Zuid-Holland, The Hague	1
New Zealand (in total)	19
New Zealand, -, -	1
New Zealand, Auckland, Auckland	(+1) 13
New Zealand, Canterbury, Christchurch	1
New Zealand, Canterbury, Timaru	1
New Zealand, Hawke's Bay, Hastings	1
New Zealand, Waikato, Hamilton	1
New Zealand, Wellington, Wellington	1
Norway (in total)	11
Norway, -, -	4
Norway, Hordaland, Bergen	1
Norway, Oslo, Oslo	3
Norway, Rogaland, Stavanger	2
Norway, Troms, Tromsø	1
Pakistan (in total)	2
Pakistan, Islamabad, Islamabad	1
Pakistan, Sindh, Karachi	1
Palau (in total)	1
Palau, -, -	1
Philippines (in total)	15
Philippines, -, -	(+1) 4
Philippines, Cebu City, Cebu	3
Philippines, Manila, Manila	6
Philippines, Manila, Quezon City	2
Poland (in total)	20
Poland, -, -	2
Poland, Dolnoslaskie, Wroclaw	1
Poland, Kujawsko-Pomorskie, Bydgoszcz	1
Poland, Lubelskie, Lublin	1
Poland, Malopolskie, Krakow	3
Poland, Mazowieckie, Warsaw	(+1) 7
Poland, Podkarpackie, Rzeszow	1
Poland, Swietokrzyskie, Kielce	2
Poland, Wielkopolskie, Poznan	(+1) 2
Portugal (in total)	22
Portugal, -, -	5
Portugal, Coimbra, Coimbra	1
Portugal, Lisboa, Lisbon	14
Portugal, Porto, Vila Nova De Gaia	2
Puerto Rico (in total)	2
Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico, Bayamon	1
Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico, San Juan	1
Romania (in total)	25
Romania, Arad, Arad	(+3) 4
Romania, Brasov, Brasov	1
Romania, Bucuresti, Bucharest	(+3) 18
Romania, Timis, Timisoara (NEW)	2
Russian Federation (in total)	412
Russian Federation, -, -	(+7) 75
Russian Federation, Altaisky Krai, Barnaul	1
Russian Federation, Bashkortostan, Ufa	3
Russian Federation, Chelyabinsk, Chelyabinsk	3
Russian Federation, Irkutsk, Irkutsk	2
Russian Federation, Kaliningrad, Kaliningrad	5
Russian Federation, Kemerovo, Kemerovo	2
Russian Federation, Khanty-Mansiy, Surgut	1
Russian Federation, Krasnodar, Krasnodar	1
Russian Federation, Krasnodar, Sochi	1
Russian Federation, Moskva, Moscow	(+16) 272
Russian Federation, Murmansk, Murmansk	(+1) 3
Russian Federation, Nizhegorod, Nizhniy Novgorod	1
Russian Federation, Primor'ye, Vladivostok	5
Russian Federation, Rostov, Rostov-On-Don	2
Russian Federation, Saint Petersburg City, St. Petersburg	(+2) 14
Russian Federation, Saratov, Saratov	2
Russian Federation, Sverdlovsk, Ekaterinburg	7
Russian Federation, Tambovskaya Oblast, Tambov	1
Russian Federation, Tatarstan, Kazan	3
Russian Federation, Tomsk, Tomsk	1
Russian Federation, Udmurt, Izhevsk	1
Russian Federation, Volgograd, Cherepovets	2
Russian Federation, Volgograd, Volgograd	3
Russian Federation, Yaroslavl', Rybinsk	1
Saudi Arabia (in total)	2
Saudi Arabia, -, -	1
Saudi Arabia, Ar Riyad, Riyadh	1
Serbia And Montenegro (in total)	8
Serbia And Montenegro, -, -	(+1) 8
Serbia (in total)	15
Serbia, -, -	(+2) 15
Seychelles (in total)	1
Seychelles, -, -	1
Singapore (in total)	70
Singapore, Singapore, Queenstown	15
Singapore, Singapore, Singapore	(+7) 55
Slovakia (in total)	9
Slovakia, -, -	2
Slovakia, Bratislava, Bratislava	3
Slovakia, Kosice, Kosice	1
Slovakia, Zilina, Zilina (NEW)	3
Slovenia (in total)	5
Slovenia, Ljubljana, Ljubljana	4
Slovenia, Trzic, Trzic	1
South Africa (in total)	15
South Africa, -, -	2
South Africa, Gauteng, Johannesburg	(+2) 7
South Africa, Gauteng, Pretoria	(+1) 3
South Africa, Gauteng, Sandton	1
South Africa, Western Cape, Cape Town	2
Spain (in total)	124
Spain, -, -	(+1) 4
Spain, Andalucia, Córdoba (NEW)	1
Spain, Andalucia, Granada	3
Spain, Andalucia, Rota	1
Spain, Andalucia, Sevilla	5
Spain, Aragon, Huesca	1
Spain, Aragon, Zaragoza	5
Spain, Castilla Y Leon, Burgos	1
Spain, Castilla Y Leon, Leon	1
Spain, Castilla Y Leon, Valladolid	1
Spain, Castilla-La Mancha, Toledo	(+1) 2
Spain, Catalonia, Barcelona	(+3) 41
Spain, Catalonia, Girona	1
Spain, Comunidad Valenciana, Alicante	(+1) 4
Spain, Comunidad Valenciana, Valencia	(+1) 2
Spain, Galicia, A Coruña	2
Spain, Galicia, Vigo	2
Spain, La Rioja, Logroño	4
Spain, Madrid, Alcalá De Henares	1
Spain, Madrid, Madrid	30
Spain, Murcia, Cartagena	1
Spain, Murcia, Murcia	2
Spain, Navarra, Pamplona	1
Spain, Pais Vasco, Bilbao	5
Spain, Pais Vasco, Vitoria	3
Sri Lanka (in total)	4
Sri Lanka, -, -	2
Sri Lanka, Colombo, Colombo	2
Sweden (in total)	66
Sweden, -, -	(+1) 6
Sweden, Dalarnas Lan, Borlänge	1
Sweden, Gotlands Lan, Visby (NEW)	1
Sweden, Jonkopings Lan, Jonkoping	1
Sweden, Orebro Lan, Örebro	1
Sweden, Ostergotlands Lan, Haninge	1
Sweden, Ostergotlands Lan, Norrköping	2
Sweden, Skane Lan, Höör	1
Sweden, Skane Lan, Landskrona	2
Sweden, Skane Lan, Lund	3
Sweden, Skane Lan, Malmö	3
Sweden, Sodermanlands Lan, Katrineholm	1
Sweden, Stockholms Lan, Nacka	1
Sweden, Stockholms Lan, Stockholm	(+2) 28
Sweden, Stockholms Lan, Vallentuna	1
Sweden, Uppsala Lan, Uppsala	3
Sweden, Vastmanlands Lan, Västerås	1
Sweden, Vastra Gotaland, Gothenburg	(+1) 5
Sweden, Vastra Gotaland, Partille	1
Sweden, Vastra Gotaland, Trollhättan	1
Sweden, Vastra Gotaland, Uddevalla	1
Sweden, Vastra Gotaland, Ulricehamn	1
Switzerland (in total)	20
Switzerland, -, -	(+1) 2
Switzerland, Aargau, Bremgarten	1
Switzerland, Basel-Stadt, Basel	3
Switzerland, Bern, Bern	2
Switzerland, Schaffhausen, Schaffhausen	2
Switzerland, Vaud, Lausanne	1
Switzerland, Zug, Zug	(+1) 7
Switzerland, Zurich, Zurich	(+1) 2
Syrian Arab Republic (in total)	3
Syrian Arab Republic, -, -	1
Syrian Arab Republic, Dimashq, Damascus	1
Syrian Arab Republic, Halab, Aleppo	1
Taiwan (in total)	141
Taiwan, -, -	(+1) 2
Taiwan, Kao-Hsiung, Kaohsiung	3
Taiwan, T'ai-Pei, Taipei	(+3) 134
Taiwan, T'ai-Wan, T'ai-Chung	1
Taiwan, T'ai-Wan, Taoyuan	1
Thailand (in total)	13
Thailand, Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai	2
Thailand, Chon Buri, Pattaya	1
Thailand, Krung Thep, Bangkok	9
Thailand, Surat Thani, Koh Samui (NEW)	1
Turkey (in total)	13
Turkey, Ankara, Ankara	(+1) 3
Turkey, Antalya, Antalya	1
Turkey, Bursa, Bursa (NEW)	1
Turkey, Istanbul, Istanbul	(+1) 7
Turkey, Samsun, Samsun	1
Turkmenistan (in total)	1
Turkmenistan, Ahal, Ashgabat	1
Uganda (in total)	1
Uganda, Kampala, Kampala	1
Ukraine (in total)	170
Ukraine, -, -	(+6) 28
Ukraine, Cherkas'ka Oblast', Chernivtsi	1
Ukraine, Dnipropetrovs'ka Oblast', Dnepropetrovsk	7
Ukraine, Donets'ka Oblast', Donetsk	8
Ukraine, Kharkivs'ka Oblast', Kharkiv	2
Ukraine, Kyyiv, Kiev	(+6) 87
Ukraine, L'vivs'ka Oblast', Lviv	(+1) 4
Ukraine, Luhans'ka Oblast', Lugansk	10
Ukraine, Mykolayivs'ka Oblast', Kherson	2
Ukraine, Mykolayivs'ka Oblast', Nikolaev	(+1) 3
Ukraine, Odes'ka Oblast', Odessa	(+2) 10
Ukraine, Rivnens'ka Oblast', Rivne	5
Ukraine, Sevastopol', Sevastopol	(+1) 2
Ukraine, Zaporiz'ka Oblast', Zaporizhzhya	1
United Arab Emirates (in total)	2
United Arab Emirates, Dubai, Dubai	2
United Kingdom (in total)	209
United Kingdom, -, -	(+28) 119
United Kingdom, England, Bolton	1
United Kingdom, England, Bradford	1
United Kingdom, England, Bristol	3
United Kingdom, England, Canterbury	1
United Kingdom, England, Chichester	1
United Kingdom, England, Durham	1
United Kingdom, England, Exeter	1
United Kingdom, England, Hatfield	1
United Kingdom, England, Lancaster	(+1) 2
United Kingdom, England, Leicester	1
United Kingdom, England, Lichfield	1
United Kingdom, England, Liverpool	2
United Kingdom, England, London	(+4) 45
United Kingdom, England, Luton	1
United Kingdom, England, Manchester	(+1) 2
United Kingdom, England, Newcastle Upon Tyne	1
United Kingdom, England, Norwich	1
United Kingdom, England, Oxford	2
United Kingdom, England, Plymouth	1
United Kingdom, England, Poole	(+1) 2
United Kingdom, England, Preston	1
United Kingdom, England, Reading (NEW)	1
United Kingdom, England, Sheffield	2
United Kingdom, England, Southampton	1
United Kingdom, England, Stafford	1
United Kingdom, England, Stoke On Trent (NEW)	1
United Kingdom, England, Sunderland	1
United Kingdom, England, Wakefield	2
United Kingdom, England, Wolverhampton	1
United Kingdom, England, York	(+1) 2
United Kingdom, Northern Ireland, Belfast	1
United Kingdom, Scotland, Cumbernauld	1
United Kingdom, Scotland, Edinburgh	1
United Kingdom, Scotland, Stirling	1
United Kingdom, Wales, Llandrindod Well	1
United Kingdom, Wales, Swansea	1
United States (in total)	1794
United States, -, -	(+5) 35
United States, Alabama, Auburn	1
United States, Alabama, Birmingham	2
United States, Alabama, Brewton	1
United States, Alabama, Huntsville	2
United States, Alabama, Madison	1
United States, Alabama, Mobile	1
United States, Alabama, Prattville	1
United States, Alabama, Warrior	1
United States, Alaska, Anchorage	1
United States, Alaska, Fairbanks	1
United States, Alaska, Kenai	1
United States, Alaska, Kodiak	1
United States, Arizona, Cave Creek	1
United States, Arizona, Chandler	2
United States, Arizona, Flagstaff	1
United States, Arizona, Mesa	2
United States, Arizona, Peoria	1
United States, Arizona, Phoenix	(+2) 5
United States, Arizona, Prescott	1
United States, Arizona, Rimrock	1
United States, Arizona, Tempe	2
United States, Arizona, Tucson	1
United States, Arkansas, Bentonville	1
United States, Arkansas, Fayetteville	4
United States, Arkansas, Lowell	1
United States, Arkansas, Malvern	1
United States, California, Alhambra	1
United States, California, Altadena	1
United States, California, Anaheim	2
United States, California, Bakersfield	3
United States, California, Bell	1
United States, California, Berkeley	3
United States, California, Buena Park	2
United States, California, Burbank	1
United States, California, Burlingame	1
United States, California, Capistrano Beach	3
United States, California, Carlsbad	1
United States, California, Carmichael	1
United States, California, Carson	1
United States, California, Corona	1
United States, California, Cupertino	6
United States, California, Cypress	1
United States, California, Davis	1
United States, California, Downey	1
United States, California, El Cerrito	1
United States, California, Elk Grove	1
United States, California, Escondido	1
United States, California, Eureka	1
United States, California, Fairfield	1
United States, California, Foster City	1
United States, California, Fremont	2
United States, California, Fresno	1
United States, California, Fullerton	1
United States, California, Gardena	1
United States, California, Half Moon Bay	1
United States, California, Hesperia	1
United States, California, Huntington Beach (NEW)	1
United States, California, Inglewood	1
United States, California, Irvine	2
United States, California, La Jolla	1
United States, California, Lake Arrowhead	1
United States, California, Lancaster	1
United States, California, Lincoln	1
United States, California, Long Beach	5
United States, California, Los Alamitos	2
United States, California, Los Altos (NEW)	1
United States, California, Los Angeles	(+3) 22
United States, California, Malibu	1
United States, California, Manhattan Beach (NEW)	1
United States, California, Marina	2
United States, California, Martinez	1
United States, California, Mira Loma	1
United States, California, Mission Viejo	1
United States, California, Modesto	2
United States, California, Mountain View	(+19) 166
United States, California, Newport Beach	1
United States, California, North Hollywood	1
United States, California, Northridge	1
United States, California, Oakland	(+1) 8
United States, California, Ojai	2
United States, California, Orange	1
United States, California, Oroville	1
United States, California, Oxnard	1
United States, California, Palm Springs	1
United States, California, Palo Alto	(+2) 3
United States, California, Palos Verdes Peninsula	1
United States, California, Panorama City	1
United States, California, Pasadena	1
United States, California, Paso Robles	1
United States, California, Pine Grove	1
United States, California, Pleasanton	1
United States, California, Rancho Cordova	1
United States, California, Redding	1
United States, California, Redlands	1
United States, California, Redondo Beach	1
United States, California, Richmond	1
United States, California, Riverside	2
United States, California, Sacramento	(+1) 8
United States, California, San Bernardino	1
United States, California, San Diego	(+1) 15
United States, California, San Francisco	18
United States, California, San Jose	9
United States, California, San Luis Obispo	1
United States, California, San Pedro	1
United States, California, San Rafael	1
United States, California, Santa Barbara	1
United States, California, Santa Clara	7
United States, California, Santa Maria	2
United States, California, Seaside	1
United States, California, South San Francisco	1
United States, California, Stanford	1
United States, California, Stockton	1
United States, California, Sunnyvale	178
United States, California, Torrance	4
United States, California, Union City	1
United States, California, Vacaville	1
United States, California, Vallejo	1
United States, California, Van Nuys	1
United States, California, Victorville	3
United States, California, Whittier	1
United States, California, Yorba Linda	1
United States, Colorado, Aurora	1
United States, Colorado, Boulder	(+1) 2
United States, Colorado, Castle Rock	1
United States, Colorado, Denver	8
United States, Colorado, Englewood	6
United States, Colorado, Fountain	1
United States, Colorado, Greeley	1
United States, Colorado, Lakewood	1
United States, Colorado, Littleton	2
United States, Colorado, Longmont	1
United States, Colorado, Montrose	1
United States, Colorado, Pueblo	1
United States, Connecticut, Beacon Falls	1
United States, Connecticut, Bristol	1
United States, Connecticut, Danbury	2
United States, Connecticut, Fairfield	2
United States, Connecticut, Hamden	1
United States, Connecticut, Meriden	2
United States, Connecticut, New Britain	1
United States, Connecticut, New Haven	1
United States, Connecticut, New Milford	1
United States, Connecticut, Norwalk	1
United States, Connecticut, Wilton	1
United States, Connecticut, Windsor	1
United States, Delaware, Middletown	1
United States, District Of Columbia, Washington	17
United States, Florida, Boca Raton	1
United States, Florida, Bradenton	1
United States, Florida, Brandon	1
United States, Florida, Defuniak Springs	1
United States, Florida, Deland (NEW)	1
United States, Florida, Ft. Lauderdale	2
United States, Florida, Ft. Myers (NEW)	1
United States, Florida, Gainesville	3
United States, Florida, Hollywood	(+1) 2
United States, Florida, Jacksonville	2
United States, Florida, Lake Mary	1
United States, Florida, Lake Worth	1
United States, Florida, Melbourne	1
United States, Florida, Miami	4
United States, Florida, Mulberry	1
United States, Florida, Naples	1
United States, Florida, New Port Richey	2
United States, Florida, Ocala	1
United States, Florida, Orange Park	1
United States, Florida, Orlando	5
United States, Florida, Spring Hill	2
United States, Florida, St. Petersburg	1
United States, Florida, Tampa	8
United States, Florida, Vero Beach	1
United States, Florida, West Palm Beach	(+1) 2
United States, Florida, Winter Park	1
United States, Georgia, Alpharetta	1
United States, Georgia, Athens (NEW)	1
United States, Georgia, Atlanta	(+4) 12
United States, Georgia, Hiram	1
United States, Georgia, Hull	1
United States, Georgia, Lithonia	1
United States, Georgia, Marietta	2
United States, Georgia, Norcross	1
United States, Georgia, Roswell	4
United States, Georgia, Savannah	2
United States, Georgia, Tucker	1
United States, Georgia, Upatoi	1
United States, Hawaii, Hilo	1
United States, Hawaii, Honolulu	(+1) 3
United States, Hawaii, Kailua Kona	1
United States, Hawaii, Kamuela	1
United States, Hawaii, Mililani	1
United States, Idaho, Boise	3
United States, Idaho, Moscow	1
United States, Illinois, Aurora	2
United States, Illinois, Bellwood	1
United States, Illinois, Bolingbrook	1
United States, Illinois, Bourbonnais	1
United States, Illinois, Buffalo Grove	2
United States, Illinois, Chicago	21
United States, Illinois, Evanston	1
United States, Illinois, La Grange	1
United States, Illinois, Midlothian	1
United States, Illinois, Oswego	1
United States, Illinois, Rantoul	1
United States, Illinois, Urbana	(+1) 3
United States, Illinois, Waukegan	2
United States, Illinois, Woodstock	1
United States, Indiana, Crawfordsville	1
United States, Indiana, Crown Point	1
United States, Indiana, Elkhart	1
United States, Indiana, Ft. Wayne	1
United States, Indiana, Indianapolis	2
United States, Indiana, Lynn	1
United States, Indiana, Muncie	1
United States, Indiana, New Carlisle	1
United States, Indiana, Noblesville	1
United States, Indiana, Notre Dame	1
United States, Indiana, Richmond	1
United States, Indiana, Seymour	1
United States, Indiana, Terre Haute	1
United States, Iowa, Ames	1
United States, Iowa, Sioux City	1
United States, Kansas, Girard	1
United States, Kansas, Independence	1
United States, Kansas, Kansas City	1
United States, Kansas, Lawrence (NEW)	1
United States, Kansas, Manhattan	1
United States, Kansas, Overland Park	(+1) 3
United States, Kansas, Salina	1
United States, Kansas, Shawnee	1
United States, Kansas, Topeka	2
United States, Kentucky, Florence	1
United States, Kentucky, Lexington	1
United States, Kentucky, Louisville	3
United States, Louisiana, Abbeville	1
United States, Louisiana, Houma	1
United States, Louisiana, Kenner	1
United States, Louisiana, Lafayette	1
United States, Louisiana, New Orleans	1
United States, Louisiana, Prairieville	1
United States, Louisiana, Slidell	1
United States, Maine, Buxton	1
United States, Maine, Madison	1
United States, Maine, Portland	1
United States, Maine, Windham	1
United States, Maryland, Accokeek	1
United States, Maryland, Annapolis	1
United States, Maryland, Bethesda	1
United States, Maryland, Burtonsville	(+2) 4
United States, Maryland, College Park	1
United States, Maryland, Columbia	1
United States, Maryland, Frederick	1
United States, Maryland, Ft. George G Meade	1
United States, Maryland, Gaithersburg	2
United States, Maryland, Germantown	1
United States, Maryland, Hyattsville	2
United States, Maryland, Ocean City	1
United States, Maryland, Salisbury	1
United States, Maryland, Silver Spring	1
United States, Massachusetts, Belmont (NEW)	1
United States, Massachusetts, Boston	4
United States, Massachusetts, Brockton	1
United States, Massachusetts, Cambridge	3
United States, Massachusetts, Concord	1
United States, Massachusetts, Dartmouth	1
United States, Massachusetts, East Falmouth	1
United States, Massachusetts, Hull	1
United States, Massachusetts, Lexington	1
United States, Massachusetts, Methuen	1
United States, Massachusetts, Northborough	1
United States, Massachusetts, Norwood	1
United States, Massachusetts, Quincy	1
United States, Massachusetts, Scituate	1
United States, Massachusetts, Somerville	1
United States, Massachusetts, South Hadley	1
United States, Massachusetts, Wellesley Hills	2
United States, Massachusetts, Westborough	1
United States, Massachusetts, Williamstown	2
United States, Massachusetts, Wilmington	1
United States, Massachusetts, Winchester	1
United States, Massachusetts, Worcester	3
United States, Michigan, Ann Arbor	(+1) 2
United States, Michigan, Brighton	1
United States, Michigan, Byron Center	1
United States, Michigan, Caro	1
United States, Michigan, Detroit	1
United States, Michigan, Farmington	1
United States, Michigan, Flint	1
United States, Michigan, Fremont	1
United States, Michigan, Hamtramck	1
United States, Michigan, Holland	1
United States, Michigan, Jackson	1
United States, Michigan, Lansing	1
United States, Michigan, Madison Heights	1
United States, Michigan, Manchester	1
United States, Michigan, Mason	1
United States, Michigan, Metamora	1
United States, Michigan, Muskegon	2
United States, Michigan, Royal Oak	1
United States, Michigan, Sterling Heights	1
United States, Michigan, Traverse City	1
United States, Michigan, Walled Lake	1
United States, Michigan, Waterford	1
United States, Michigan, West Bloomfield	1
United States, Minnesota, Cologne	1
United States, Minnesota, Eden Prairie	1
United States, Minnesota, Hopkins	1
United States, Minnesota, Mankato	1
United States, Minnesota, Minneapolis	4
United States, Minnesota, Owatonna	1
United States, Minnesota, Pelican Rapids	1
United States, Minnesota, Red Wing	1
United States, Minnesota, Rochester	2
United States, Missouri, Jefferson City	1
United States, Missouri, Kansas City	(+1) 4
United States, Missouri, Kirksville	1
United States, Missouri, Monett	1
United States, Missouri, Sainte Genevieve	1
United States, Missouri, St. Louis	5
United States, Montana, Belgrade	1
United States, Montana, Conner	1
United States, Montana, Helena	1
United States, Montana, Kalispell	1
United States, Nebraska, Lincoln	1
United States, Nebraska, Omaha	1
United States, Nevada, Henderson	1
United States, Nevada, Las Vegas	(+3) 9
United States, New Hampshire, Claremont	(+1) 2
United States, New Hampshire, Dover	2
United States, New Hampshire, Durham	1
United States, New Jersey, Beachwood	1
United States, New Jersey, Bedminster (NEW)	23
United States, New Jersey, Brick (NEW)	1
United States, New Jersey, Clifton	(+1) 2
United States, New Jersey, Edison	1
United States, New Jersey, Englewood	1
United States, New Jersey, Englishtown	1
United States, New Jersey, Gillette	1
United States, New Jersey, Highland Park	2
United States, New Jersey, Hillsborough	1
United States, New Jersey, Irvington	2
United States, New Jersey, Jersey City	(+1) 11
United States, New Jersey, Leonia	1
United States, New Jersey, Livingston	2
United States, New Jersey, Mantua	1
United States, New Jersey, Maywood	1
United States, New Jersey, Medford	1
United States, New Jersey, Mt. Holly	1
United States, New Jersey, Mt. Laurel	(+1) 2
United States, New Jersey, New Brunswick	1
United States, New Jersey, Oceanport	1
United States, New Jersey, Phillipsburg	1
United States, New Jersey, Plainsboro	1
United States, New Jersey, Sicklerville	1
United States, New Jersey, Swedesboro	1
United States, New Jersey, Willingboro	1
United States, New Jersey, Woodbury	1
United States, New Mexico, Albuquerque	3
United States, New Mexico, Clovis	1
United States, New Mexico, Las Cruces	1
United States, New Mexico, Las Vegas	1
United States, New Mexico, Placitas	1
United States, New Mexico, Roswell	1
United States, New Mexico, Silver City	1
United States, New York, Albany (NEW)	1
United States, New York, Alden	1
United States, New York, Astoria	1
United States, New York, Beacon	1
United States, New York, Brooklyn	11
United States, New York, Buffalo	3
United States, New York, Carmel	1
United States, New York, Corona	1
United States, New York, Depew	1
United States, New York, East Setauket	1
United States, New York, Farmingdale	1
United States, New York, Flushing	3
United States, New York, Forest Hills	1
United States, New York, Glen Cove	1
United States, New York, Hamburg	1
United States, New York, Hampton Bays	1
United States, New York, Hempstead (NEW)	1
United States, New York, High Falls	1
United States, New York, Huntington Station	1
United States, New York, Ithaca	2
United States, New York, Jamaica	1
United States, New York, Jericho	1
United States, New York, Monroe	1
United States, New York, New Hyde Park	1
United States, New York, New Windsor	(+2) 3
United States, New York, New York	(+9) 97
United States, New York, Newburgh	2
United States, New York, Niagara University	1
United States, New York, Oneonta	2
United States, New York, Orchard Park	1
United States, New York, Poughkeepsie	5
United States, New York, Rochester	2
United States, New York, Ronkonkoma	2
United States, New York, Somers	2
United States, New York, South Ozone Park	2
United States, New York, Spring Valley	2
United States, New York, Staten Island	2
United States, New York, Stephentown	1
United States, New York, Syracuse	3
United States, New York, Tappan (NEW)	1
United States, New York, Warrensburg	1
United States, New York, Watertown	1
United States, New York, White Plains	11
United States, New York, Woodside	1
United States, New York, Yonkers	1
United States, North Carolina, Cary	3
United States, North Carolina, Charlotte	1
United States, North Carolina, Durham	2
United States, North Carolina, Gastonia	1
United States, North Carolina, Knightdale	1
United States, North Carolina, Lexington	1
United States, North Carolina, Morrisville	1
United States, North Carolina, Raleigh	2
United States, North Carolina, Tarboro	1
United States, Ohio, Boardman	1
United States, Ohio, Canton	1
United States, Ohio, Cincinnati	1
United States, Ohio, Cleveland	3
United States, Ohio, Columbus	1
United States, Ohio, Dayton	3
United States, Ohio, Fairfield	1
United States, Ohio, Groveport	1
United States, Ohio, Hartville	1
United States, Ohio, Lakewood	1
United States, Ohio, Lancaster	1
United States, Ohio, Marysville	1
United States, Ohio, Pickerington	1
United States, Ohio, Piqua	1
United States, Ohio, Portsmouth	1
United States, Ohio, Reynoldsburg	1
United States, Ohio, Salem	1
United States, Ohio, Toledo	2
United States, Ohio, Troy	1
United States, Ohio, Wapakoneta	1
United States, Ohio, Willoughby	1
United States, Oklahoma, Blanchard	1
United States, Oklahoma, Lawton	1
United States, Oklahoma, Norman	1
United States, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City	4
United States, Oregon, Beaverton	2
United States, Oregon, Bend	1
United States, Oregon, Brownsville	1
United States, Oregon, Corvallis	2
United States, Oregon, Eugene	2
United States, Oregon, Grants Pass	2
United States, Oregon, Portland	5
United States, Oregon, Salem	2
United States, Oregon, Tualatin	1
United States, Oregon, Wilsonville	1
United States, Pennsylvania, Aliquippa	1
United States, Pennsylvania, Allentown	1
United States, Pennsylvania, Downingtown	1
United States, Pennsylvania, Drexel Hill	1
United States, Pennsylvania, Kennett Square	1
United States, Pennsylvania, Landisville	1
United States, Pennsylvania, Meyersdale (NEW)	1
United States, Pennsylvania, Newtown	2
United States, Pennsylvania, Palmerton	1
United States, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia	(+5) 18
United States, Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh	4
United States, Pennsylvania, Pottstown	1
United States, Pennsylvania, Reading	1
United States, Pennsylvania, Scranton	2
United States, Pennsylvania, Skippack	1
United States, Pennsylvania, Springfield	1
United States, Pennsylvania, State College	1
United States, Pennsylvania, Wayne	2
United States, Pennsylvania, West Chester (NEW)	1
United States, Rhode Island, Pawtucket	1
United States, Rhode Island, Riverside	1
United States, Rhode Island, Rumford	1
United States, South Carolina, Columbia	1
United States, South Carolina, Spartanburg	1
United States, South Carolina, Woodruff (NEW)	1
United States, South Dakota, Sioux Falls	1
United States, Tennessee, Chattanooga	2
United States, Tennessee, Crossville	1
United States, Tennessee, Knoxville	1
United States, Tennessee, Memphis	1
United States, Tennessee, Nashville	2
United States, Texas, Austin	(+1) 7
United States, Texas, Bedford	1
United States, Texas, Borger	1
United States, Texas, Bryan	2
United States, Texas, Carrollton	1
United States, Texas, College Station	1
United States, Texas, Conroe	1
United States, Texas, Corpus Christi	1
United States, Texas, Dallas	(+1) 15
United States, Texas, Denton	2
United States, Texas, El Paso	1
United States, Texas, Flower Mound	2
United States, Texas, Ft. Worth	1
United States, Texas, Garland	1
United States, Texas, Harlingen	1
United States, Texas, Houston	1
United States, Texas, Irving	2
United States, Texas, Keller	2
United States, Texas, Kyle	1
United States, Texas, Lake Jackson	1
United States, Texas, Lewisville	1
United States, Texas, Lissie	1
United States, Texas, Mckinney	1
United States, Texas, Plano	8
United States, Texas, San Antonio	3
United States, Texas, San Marcos (NEW)	1
United States, Texas, Spring	1
United States, Texas, Wichita Falls	1
United States, Utah, Bountiful	1
United States, Utah, Clearfield	1
United States, Utah, Kaysville (NEW)	1
United States, Utah, Midvale	1
United States, Utah, Orem	1
United States, Utah, Price	1
United States, Utah, Provo	3
United States, Utah, Salt Lake City	2
United States, Utah, West Jordan	1
United States, Vermont, Burlington	1
United States, Vermont, Essex Junction	1
United States, Virginia, Alexandria	2
United States, Virginia, Arlington	4
United States, Virginia, Ashburn	3
United States, Virginia, Blacksburg	1
United States, Virginia, Charlottesville	1
United States, Virginia, Front Royal	1
United States, Virginia, Herndon	4
United States, Virginia, Norfolk	1
United States, Virginia, Quantico	1
United States, Virginia, Reston	7
United States, Virginia, Richmond	3
United States, Virginia, Ruckersville	1
United States, Virginia, Sterling	28
United States, Virginia, Vienna	2
United States, Virginia, Virginia Beach	3
United States, Virginia, Warrenton	1
United States, Washington, Bellevue	2
United States, Washington, Bellingham	1
United States, Washington, Everett	2
United States, Washington, Kent	2
United States, Washington, Kirkland	2
United States, Washington, Mercer Island	2
United States, Washington, Olympia	3
United States, Washington, Pullman	1
United States, Washington, Redmond	(+41) 236
United States, Washington, Renton	2
United States, Washington, Sammamish	1
United States, Washington, Seattle	(+1) 38
United States, Washington, Vancouver	1
United States, West Virginia, Fairmont	1
United States, West Virginia, Parkersburg	1
United States, Wisconsin, Crivitz	1
United States, Wisconsin, Elkhorn	1
United States, Wisconsin, Elm Grove	1
United States, Wisconsin, Jefferson	1
United States, Wisconsin, Madison	3
United States, Wisconsin, Milwaukee	2
United States, Wisconsin, Wausau	1
United States, Wyoming, Teton Village	1
Uruguay (in total)	7
Uruguay, Montevideo, Montevideo	7
Venezuela (in total)	3
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In ordinary life, a gentleman regards the left side as the place of honour:
In war, the right side is the place of honour.
/Lao Zi, chapter 31, John C. H. Wu/

Evolved leaders occupy and honor the left;
Those who use weapons honor the right.
/Lao Zi, chapter 31, R. L. Wing/

On happy occasions, the left is honoured,
On unhappy occasions, the right is honoured.
/Lao Zi, chapter 31, Ren Jiyu/

At celebrations, the left side is respected;
at funerals, the right side is respected.
/Lao Zi, chapter 31, Xiaolin Yang/

When affairs are prosperous the left side is preferred, but
when things are adverse the right is esteemed.
/Lao Zi, chapter 31, Walter Gorn Old/

Therefore in joyful affairs the left is honored,
In mournful affairs the right is honored.
/Lao Zi, chapter 31, Ellen M. Chen/

The things of good omen favor the left.
The things of ill omen favor the right.
/Lao Zi, chapter 31, Lin Yutang/
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