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Do you believe by mastering virtue you can have supernatual powers?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtue#Virtue_in_Chinese_philosophy =

“Virtue”, translated from Chinese de (德), is also an important concept in Chinese philosophy, particularly Daoism. De (Chinese: 德; Pinyin: dé; Wade-Giles: te) originally meant normative “virtue” in the sense of “personal character; inner strength; integrity”, but semantically changed to moral “virtue; kindness; morality”. Note the semantic parallel for English virtue, with an archaic meaning of “inner potency; divine power” (as in “by virtue of”) and a modern one of “moral excellence; goodness”.

Master virtue and you will know all = http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtue#Roman_virtues
[2:35:07 PM] ahxime says: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtue

I do because i have these powers on and off and on thing because of misunderstand in communications withing powers in our heart(ego)(vibe)spiritual gardiance) what ever you call it

To master virtue either in the sense of character or morality is to be in complete accord with one’s higher nature. As metaphysics builds upon physics, the supernatural results from the natural. Since there is power in all things one with such mastery truly owns supernatural powers.

Thank you for elucidating the te of the Tao te Ching. Much is often missed in translation. I have always found the work of Lao Tzu an excellent study in Ethics and a good source of power.