Sublime

TE-CH’ING says, “Sages move through the world with an empty self and accept the way things are. Hence, they leave no tracks. They do not insist that their own ideas are right and accept the words of others. Hence, they reveal no flaws. They do not care about life and death, much less profit and loss.

A Buddha is a person who has no more business to do and isn’t looking for anything. In doing nothing, in simply stopping, we can live freely and be true to ourselves, and our liberation will contribute to the liberation of all beings.

Heaven is eternal and Earth is immortal the reason they’re eternal and immortal is because they don’t live for themselves hence they can live forever sages therefore pull themselves back and end up in front put themselves outside and end up safe is it not because of their selflessness whatever they seek they find

The sage lives through the joy of flow, and is in awe of its unfolding. His presence is completely within Presence, doing as being and being as doing. There is no personal effort, yet accomplishment appears to occur personally. The sage lives by a quiet flow, and is fed from the beauty of its blossoming. He is like a wind that blows through a flute