Waterway: a new translation of the Tao Te Ching and introducing the Wu Wei Ching
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Waterway: a new translation of the Tao Te Ching and introducing the Wu Wei Ching
wu-wei is understanding that you don’t have to push.
SUNG CH’ANG-HSING says, “According to the way of the world, the weak don’t conquer the strong. But Lao-tzu’s point is that the weak can conquer the strong by letting the strong do what they want until they become exhausted and thus weak. Those who cultivate the Tao speak softly and act with care. They don’t argue about right or wrong, better or wor
... See moreThe higher the opinion a person has of himself, the more unstable is his position; the lower he moves in his selfesteem, the firmer he stands. To be strong, you have to be like water: if there are no obstacles, it flows; if there is an obstacle it stops; if a dam is broken, then it flows further; if a vessel is square, then it has a square form; if
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