I have nothing to say to anyone.
I’ve always written to my Self.
I don’t need to explain, nor could I.
My pen goes where the wind takes it.
Of course it’s interpersonal socially.
The inner unseen connections we can’t really prove to anyone.
Our visions reveal the layers of being if we wish to experience them.
There is nothing to attain.
That’s a load off.
This now is the good.
It is complete and whole if I can realize IT in the moment now.
As soon as good and evil are objectified they lead you away.
Many are practicing means which lead nowhere.
“The secret of the way proposed by Chuang Tzu is therefore not the accumulation of virtue and merit taught by Ju, but wu wei, the non-doing, or non-action, which is not intent upon results and is not concerned with consciously laid plans or deliberately organized endeavors: “My greatest happiness consists precisely in doing nothing whatever that is calculated to obtain happiness … Perfect joy is to be without joy … if you ask ‘what ought to be done’ and ‘what ought not to be done’ on earth to produce happiness, I answer that these questions do not have [a fixed and predetermined] answer” to suit every case. If one is in harmony with Tao—the cosmic Tao, “Great Tao”—the answer will make itself clear when the time comes to act, for then one will act not according to the human and self-conscious mode of deliberation, but according to the divine and spontaneous mode of wu wei, which is the mode of action of Tao itself, and is therefore the source of all good.“ — The Way of Chuang Tzu
I am not good, I do not choose good, good comes to us naturally. I found my awareness through Wu Wei, I can’t relate Kairos intent or meaning to anyone. I get in trouble when I try to work out what’s happening. There is no need to work anything out
No apologies Dan for spontaneity. Chang Tzu is like Paul minus the theological mysticism.
If I preach anything, it is the spiritual liberty of Wu Wei. I am no contemplative nor am I purifying myself. We do not cultivate anything really. This why I have never joined Dan’s crew really. Whose crew does one go with?
None.
“All deliberate, systematic, and reflexive “self-cultivation,” whether active or contemplative, personalistic or politically committed, cuts one off from the mysterious but indispensible contact with Tao, the hidden “Mother” of all life and truth.”
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The true tranquillity sought by the “man of Tao” is Ying ning, tranquillity in the action of non-action, in other words, a tranquillity which transcends the division between activity and contemplation by entering into union with the nameless and invisible Tao.” — Chuang Tzu
I am what I am.
“No one is so wrong as the man who knows all the answers. Like Lao Tzu, Master Chuang preaches an essential humility: not the humility of virtuousness and conscious self-abasement, which in the end is never entirely free from the unctuousness of Uriah Heep, but the basic, one might say, “ontological,” or “cosmic” humility of the man who fully realizes his own nothingness and becomes totally forgetful of himself, “like a dry tree stump … like dead ashes.” — Thomas Merton - The Way of Chuang Tzu
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