[ Post a Response | Tao Speaks ]
Posted by Butcho
on 2/8/2009, 10:56 pm, in reply to "Re: Tao Te Ching #1 Chuang Tzu's Way."
166.102.180.x
: -----------------------------------
:
: Nice post, Butcho. You state your case
: well.
:
: Just two points that are important to me and
: no one else in the universe...
:
: (1) "Anything goes" sounds like
: the hedonism thingy again. Perhaps I'm just
: being paranoid, but that's what it sounds
: like to me.
:
: (2) I don't think the wise Chinese dead ones
: privileged anything, including wu-wei.
:
: In the Laozi, for example, the way is laid
: out before us. The good. The bad. The
: soft. The hard. The easy. The difficult.
:
: Not..."Here's what you need to
: do," but "Here's how it
: works."
:
: Steve
:
:
Steve,
We get to pick which form(s) of meditation we practice. Or we can choose to take the blue pill and remain asleep in our dream world.
Butcho
369
"The Tao is basically utterly open. Utter openeness has no substance. It ends in endlessness, begins in beginninglessnes".
-Li Daoqun
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Webmaster: zentao00@yahoo.com Donations help to support, upgrade and expand the Tao Speaks! community..Fight Spam! Click Here!