“There is something formless yet complete That existed before heaven and earth. How still! How empty! Dependent on nothing, unchanging. All pervading. Unfailing. One may think of it as the mother of all things under heaven. I do not know its name, But I call it “Meaning.” If Il had to give it a name, I should call it “The Great.”
Composed by Laozi, this ancient Chinese classic is a collection of teachings that emphasize living in accordance with the Tao, or 'the Way', which is the essential principle underlying the universe. It offers insights into the nature of life, ethics, and the pursuit of a harmonious existence. more
“Existence is the dance that, within a lover’s arms, becomes the ultimate metaphor for Heaven.”
“To sacrifice is to fill the coffers of heaven which will spill over into the vault of our soul.”
“Stop asking heaven to do what earth already equipped you to do”