Showing posts with label Lao Tzu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lao Tzu. Show all posts

Friday, June 19, 2009

letting it flow


How can a man's life keep its course
If he will not let it flow?
Those who flow as life flows know
They need no other force:
They feel no wear, they feel no wear,
They need no mending, no repair.

- Lao Tzu, translated by Witter Bynner

Thursday, March 19, 2009

The good traveler

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this is a new friend that Macy made at wilderness school this week.
She just got home yesterday and had a lot of fun.
I stole the picture from her cuz I thought it was cute.
I hope you enjoy the quote below.....have a great day.
Namaste,
Michele


"A good traveler has no fixed plans, and is not intent on arriving. "
-- Lao Tzu

Thursday, March 5, 2009

On being flexible


The living are soft and yielding;
the dead are rigid and stiff.
Living plants are flexible and tender;

the dead are brittle and dry.


Those who are stiff and rigid

are the disciple of death.

Those who are soft and yielding

are the disciples of life.

The rigid and stiff will be broken.
The soft and yielding will overcome.

-Lao Tzu

Thursday, March 6, 2008

simple truth


This is the profound, simple truth:

You are the master of your life and death.

What you do is what you are.

Lao Tzu

Friday, October 19, 2007

On being you.




Well my parents left Singapore and are in Cambodia now.
My dad text messages Macy during all of the Indian's games. It is like 7am Cambodia time and my dad is texting during the game to find out the score like every 20minutes.
He must be beside himself.
Have a great day.
Love,
Michele

Sunday, February 18, 2007

Letting Go


The ego is a monkey catapulting through the jungle:
Totally fascinated by the realm of the senses,
it swings from one desire to the next,
one conflict to the next,
one self-centered idea to the next.
If you threaten it, it actually fears for its life.
Let this monkey go.
Let the sense go.
Let desires go.
Let conflicts go.
Let ideas go.
Let the fiction of life and death go.
Just remain in the center watching.

And then forget that you are there.

--Lao Tzu