道常无名，朴。虽小，天下莫能臣。侯王若能守之，万物将自宾。天地相合，以降甘露，民莫之令而自均。始制有名，名亦既有，夫亦将知止，知止可以不殆。譬道之在天下，犹川谷之於江海。

Tao Ching Chapter Thirty-two

The universal Tao has no name.

Although It appears in the plainest and may seem small,

It is inferior to nothing.

If the kings and marquises can abide by the Great Tao,

All beings shall act as guests and submit to them.

Heaven and earth will then be in harmony and shall descend sweet dew.

People will not require command and orders,

Yet can treat each other equally with peace.

When Tao is manifested, names were given for the purpose of distinction.

But one must know how to attain the original pureness in order to avoid danger and disaster.

Tao exists in the universe like the rivers and streams that lead to the ocean.