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The Canon of Reason and Virtue (Tao te Ching) · front matter · 1 passage
The world is noisy. There is music; there are dainties to eat; there are many distractions, and the passing stranger stops. The Tao is tasteless, is invisible, is inaudible, but inexhaustible in its use. We have here a trinity of the negative qualities of the Tao just as in Chapter 14. Compare also Chapter 42.
Source: Internet Sacred Text Archive, file tao/crv/crv112.htm.
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