36. Subtle Illumination

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If something is to contract, it must first be stretched open. If it is to weaken, it must first grow strong. If it is to fall, it must first rise. If it is to be taken away, it must first be given.

Conditions often turn toward their opposites when pushed far enough; apparent advance may already contain the beginning of reversal.

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This is called subtle insight.

It means recognizing the direction of change while its signs are still faint.

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The soft and yielding overcome the hard and forceful.

What yields can adapt, endure, and avoid direct collision, allowing it to outlast rigid strength.

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Fish must not leave the deep water; a state's sharp instruments of power must not be displayed to others.

Just as depth protects fish, restraint protects a state's essential capacities; displaying them invites rivalry and trouble.

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