Categories: Pyramid Poetry

From The Tao Te Ching (August 1988)

“Give birth to events, but without pride or self-importance in the results. Act without interferring. When you succeed in achieving something, do not linger or possess it. If you do not cling to your achievements, you will not lose them.”

“The softest thing in the universe overcomes the hardest thing in the universe. That without substance can enter where there is no room. Hence I know the value of non-action.

Teaching without words and work without doing are understood by very few.”

Originally appeared in: August 1988 (Conference Issue)