Thursday, August 5, 2010

Daodejing, Verse 79

Daodejing - Other Voices
Even after arguments are settled, still poor feelings remain, therefore it would be best if we could think before each action and take the low ground. Taking the low ground, acting without too much thought of self will bring a quicker smoother end and less or no resentment. Although Tao does not take favourites we can follow its example in taking the low to master the high. (Oceans are fed by rivers.)
~ from Meaning of Tao Te Ching, author Ta Wan, original post date: 01/09 ~
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