See Simplicity In The Complicated. Daily Tao - 63

[bobby1933]

Practice non-action.
Work without doing.
Taste the tasteless.
Magnify the small, increase the few.
Reward bitterness with care.

See simplicity in the complicated.......
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Comments

[cathy_edgett]

Beautiful and helpful. Thank you!

[bobby1933]

You are welcome.
The Tao Te Ching, and particularly the Gia-Fu Feng/Jane English version, are a constant source of inspiration and wisdom for me.

[anonymous]

Thank You for this... there is so very much richness and wisdom to be mined here... if I can just find the time to take the principles to heart and start practicing them I might very well achieve inner peace in this lifetime. The deeper truth about this work is that it is divinely inspired and is of incredible depth and value to be used as a rake in our "soul garden

[bobby1933]

You are welcome (whoever you are); and thank you for sharing.
I knew neither the poem nor the poet.
The poem is lovely, thanks again.

One of the great virtues of Taoist philosophy, so far as i am concerned, is its tendency to go to nature, and to humans who live "naturally" as our most important teachers. Wagoner's poem clearly says that; "The forest knows."

[sabrinamari]

Mmmm. So need this.

[bobby1933]

Glad to be of use :)