知者不言，言者不知。塞其兑，闭其门；挫其锐，解其纷；和其光，同其尘，是谓玄同。故不可得而亲，不可得而疏；不可得而利，不可得而害；不可得而贵，不可得而贱；故为天下贵。

Te Ching Chapter Fifty-six

The wise does not speak.

He who speaks is not wise.

Keep silent and close one’s mouth.

Keep guard on one’s sensory organs.

Round off one’s edges.

Untie the entangled.

Harmonize with the glory.

Mix with the lowliness.

This is called the Mystic Unity.

Because the wise is unified with all and has no distinction,

Thus, one cannot get close to him,

Nor can one keep far away from him,

One cannot benefit him,

Nor can one harm him,

One cannot honor him,

Nor can one disgrace him.

Therefore, he is honored by the whole world.