Tag: taoism

  • Power and Pause

    Pause

    for a Moment

    of Pure Noticing.

    “Stop The World.”

    says don Juan Matus…

    Indeed:

    Take a Minute to Breathe…

    …with The Wind

    and

    — if you can be bothered to —

    with the Water too

  • Wandering The Way

    Wander in the Wood
    Walking with the Green which grows
    Wonder at The Way

  • WuJi Wednesday

    The infinite manifestation of Things can all be reduced via YinYang,
    yet YinYang cannot be reduced.

    It can be dissolved, perhaps, but not reduced.
    In this way, Wuji (No-Polarity) is not a true reduction; it is a sublimation.

    Oneness already contains YinYang as the polarity of Existence/NonExistence;

    To-Be or Not To-Be.

    Furthermore, once there is Some-Thing, it can be divided.
    Only NoThing cannot be divided.

    WuJi is Indivisible.
    Irreducible.
    It is like the Origin of Things, not unlike an Uncaused-Cause.

    YinYang arises from It, which blossoms into all manner of complexity (Entropy),
    yet all of That can be reduced by YinYang.

    The Universe is complex, yet simple; simple, yet profound.

    WuJi is Nothing; Zero.
    Yet Everything blossoms from it.

    If you aim to understand TaiJi (Great-Polarity), you must aspire towards WuJi.