If you persist in trying To attain what is never attained If you persist in making effort To obtain what effort cannot get; If you persist in reasoning About what cannot be understood, you will be destroyed By the very thing you seek. To know when to stop To know when you can get no further By your own action, […]
By neglecting self-interest we achieve self-interest. Lao Tzu (570 – 490 B.C.E.)
It is the Way of Heaven not to strive, and yet it knows how to overcome; not to speak, and yet it knows how to win a response. Lao Tzu (570 – 490 B.C.E.)
Leave all things to take their natural course and do not interfere. Lao Tzu (570 – 490 B.C.E.)
The partial becomes whole, the crooked becomes straight, the empty becomes full, the worn out becomes new. Lao Tzu (570 – 490 B.C.E.)
Take precautions before the evil appears; regulate things before disorder has begun. Lao Tzu (570 – 490 B.C.E.)
The sage attends to the inner, and not to the outer. Lao Tzu (570 – 490 B.C.E.)
To see small beginnings is clearness of sight. Lao Tzu (570 – 490 B.C.E.)
Use the light that is in you to recover your natural clearness of sight. Lao Tzu (570 – 490 B.C.E.)
Perfect kindness acts without thinking of kindness. Lao Tzu (570 – 490 B.C.E.)
