Away the Tao Go…
November 11, 2009 at 5:52 am (Enlightment, Nothingness, Wellness)
Tags: faith, Self-Realization, t, Tao
The Great Mystery
October 3, 2009 at 6:29 am (Contentment, Humility, Tao Te Ching, Taoism)
Tags: Christainity, Lao-tzu, Tao, The Great Mystery, wisdom
Neither spoken nor seen
the Great Mystery
It can never be found or past alone
No rules can be broken,
or commandments to obey
If one speaks of Tao,
One does not know The Way
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Tao desires no respect
Distant from worldly names
It flows underneath 10,000 things
Content to rest while others hurry
Last is as good as first
Without force it changes
Hard to soft, soft to hard
But takes no credit,
its beneath detection
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It’s far but near, it never moves
Amidst threaten skies and wind
Offering its inexhaustible surplus
Beneath a rock or
Above the sky it is humble
The Tao offers nothing
But gives everything…
The Great Mystery
A Sage’ Mind
October 1, 2009 at 5:46 am (Contentment, wisdom, Enlightment, Self-improvement)
Tags: Dalai Lama, Dao, empower, Oneness, Tao
Our Tao less mind perceives opposites. We define experiences with labels created for our illusion, a false impression of our world. Consequently, if disappointment occurs, its “Low” or elation its, “High,” and so, division of mind evolves.
The Sage accepts both experiences as equal, identical. Both are one experience, each leading to the other, up is the way to down, and down is the way to up. Our forged perceptions lead us away from Oneness supplying degrees to all phenomenons. Mental disharmony originates in this accepted process.
All experiences are one, Sage relish all experiences realizing each present the Tao. Accept all of life as Oneness and harmony will accompany you. Evolution of spirit begins when we are able to envision the undercurrent beneath our world of illusions. A life which need no navigation, nor explanation, opposites of a worldly mind.
Allow Life to Unfold Naturally
September 29, 2009 at 6:25 am (Contentment, Enlightment, Happiness, Humility)
Tags: Buddha, Religion and Spirituality, Tao, Taosim, Zen
“Sunset, San Francisco” – by Shuck
Do not try with Taoism, allow it to naturally flow. Although, it’s without vision sound or touch its present in all our dealings, also, utilize silence and stillness as defense against the willingness to control outcomes. Conversely, a world which says you control your outcomes goes against the nature of Tao. Remain centered in its awesome power of nothingness, as life unfolds without our intervention.
Practice Taoism by not wishing to control or intervene, by doing this a peaceful spirit emerges. Consequently, we activate our ability to accept life’s totality, rain, sunshine, highs and lows. …His sun to rise on the evil and the good, and sends rain on the righteous and the unrighteous. Matthew 5:45. Acceptances of life, being fine where you are unleashes powers of our higher being, and removes discontent and malice of heart.
Taoism goes against the world’s interpretation of, “A life worth living.” Hence, a world which sets in motion our desires for more acquisitions, accomplishments and fame, consequently, propelling us to a life span of pain and suffering. We become unable to be satisfied, in other words, always striving and never arriving. Release these desires to be the best, number one and above others, practice the humility of Taoism by accepting all of life to unfold naturally. Accepting rain and sunshine equally.
Heaven in the heart of stillness and peace.
