Apr 23
"The best thing is to do nothing and rest afterwards."
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"The best thing is to do nothing and rest afterwards."
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The Spiritual Guidelines of both ✝️Christianity (KJV)✝️ and ⛧Satanism⛧ (31 Total)
☯️Tao Te Ching☯️ (Wey Wu Wey[?]) - 'the way of non-action' ~1:40:00
7 Hermetic Principles - ☿ The Kybalion ☿
WU WEI
Non-action does not mean doing nothing and keeping silent. Let everything be allowed to do what it naturally does, so that its nature will be satisfied.
Chuang Tzu
Sometimes, not doing anything is the best thing we can do. Non-action is already something. There are people who do not seem to do very much, but their presence is crucial for the well-being of the world. There may be someone in our own family who does not make a lot of money, and we could say they are not very active, but if that person wasn’t there, the family would be much less happy and stable because that person is contributing the quality of their being, their non-action.
- Thich Nhat Hanh
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Act without action. Pursue without interfering. Taste the tasteless.
Lao Tzu - Tao Te Ching
Non-action reaps far-reaching consequences.
The softest things in the world overcome the hardest things in the world. From this I know that non-action (detachment) is useful.
Lao Tzu