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Daoist concept of non action: Do nothing and there is nothing that is not done by Laozi. He means that if we come with fixed ideas and preconceptions, and try to impose our will on events, we are likely to fail. Action succeeds when it is, in a sense, non-action, when our acts are entirely in accord with the disposition of things, so that it's as if our desired outcomes just happen by themselves. Successful action depends on correctly perceiving the innate tendency of situations (what does 'the innate tendency of situations' mean?) and understanding the importance of timing. This requires full alertness to what is going on around us and within ~ Mountain Solitudes by Aat Vervoorn
“Money and Me” is by contributing author Jen… If you have an interest in aspects of the value of money including credit card debt, mortgage rates, equity release, mortgage refinance, and the mind set to consolidate debt etc., you may find Jen’s words on how these relate to energy and personal worth quite interesting:...
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Often I’ve heard people talk or comment on how important it is to breathe properly – no matter what we apply it to in life. Stating the obvious “to stay alive” is one thing, however I’ve recently learnt different ways it could be a factor in that mysterious and sometimes deadly affliction asthma: I...
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Almost a decade ago I found myself embroiled in a marriage breakup, and because there was a child involved the situation rolled into the realm of the New Zealand Family Court system. For me the events that led to this engendered much confusion in my mind, but not long afterwards I realised my transformation...
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We go through life perceiving events and objects and are mostly limited by not only our 5 senses, but by the filters we’ve learnt to develop from childhood onwards. These filters do not always serve us well. Or to use the words of the Dalai Lama, all has an origination – everything! I know...
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