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Join Date: Feb 2008
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![]() Could I just ask a couple of things: Where in the Sanskrit text are the commas and the linebreaks? Are there a symbol for linebreak, comma or full stop in a sentance? How sure are you of the translation, have you found a Sanskrit version of Tao Te Ching or have you traslated it freely? I was just wondering, guess you want to be sure if you're gonna put something on your arm for life ![]() Thank you so much! Blessings Nicklas |
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: south India
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Sanskrit is a different kind of language where you don't find the usage of commas.We understand such situations by the intonation. The vertical line at the end of a sentence is the full stop. I have not found the Sanskrit version o Tao Te Ching. We cannot do that for you for obvious reasons. I have translated it based on the text you provided. I cannot speak about the surety of my own translation, someone else has to speak about it. It is a free translation you are getting. Either you have to accept it or reject it. The choice is yours. |
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