Taoism

[seanray]

Taoist Words of Wisdom:

Easy-Going, Cavalier Attitude
"When you ease up on yourself, when you stop pressuring and pushing, something almost magical happens. All of the sudden, it's like a fog clears, and, instead of losing your grip on the situation, all of the good things about the process and the goal reappear. Instead of endless doubting and questioning, there's clarity. Instead of tormenting thoughts, there's an eagerness to get back into action. Instead of feeling a burden, there's renewed enthusiasm."

[seanray]

Taoist Words of Wisdom:

Taking Risks
"Purposefully exposing yourself to acceptable levels of fear, doubt and anxiety greatly diminishes their power and influence over you, freeing you to pursue your goals and desires while making you feel totally awake and alive."

[Hellblazer]

if asa ka makakita ug inner peace, then go for it.

[seanray]

Taoist Words of Wisdom:

Be Who You Want To Be
"Stop becoming the person you want to be and start being who you want to be. Becoming requires the future to unfold; being is the process in this NOW."

[Reginald]

seanray: have you read tao te ching? try reading it fully and see what insights you gain. i think i have a e-copy somewhere. usually, people find their own way into something and sometimes people need a couple of nudges in the right direction. i think nobody can show you the tao. find it. and live it. good luck.

[seanray]

Reginald: Thanks for the advice. yup, i have read a small part of the tao te ching but not all and im still reading it, i have gain some insight on the scripture

To aLL: thanks you for all the advice. FeLL free to post any taoist words of wisdom, that you may be able to share with us. thanks ^_^

[seanray]

Taoist Words of Wisdom:

Self-Mastery
"One of the greatest keys to self-mastery is giving up your futile efforts to control your external world in favor of taking charge of your internal world."

[Hellblazer]

Thus, even though the term Tao is used of Christ in the Chinese translation of John's Gospel, we should not infer that Taoism and Christianity are really about the same thing. They are not. Christianity proclaims a personal Creator who is morally outraged by man's sinfulness and will one day judge the world in righteousness (Rom. 1:18–2:6). Taoism proclaims an impersonal creative principle which makes no moral distinction between right and wrong and which judges no one.

[seanray]

Thus, even though the term Tao is used of Christ in the Chinese translation of John's Gospel, we should not infer that Taoism and Christianity are really about the same thing. They are not. Christianity proclaims a personal Creator who is morally outraged by man's sinfulness and will one day judge the world in righteousness (Rom. 1:18–2:6). Taoism proclaims an impersonal creative principle which makes no moral distinction between right and wrong and which judges no one.

Bro, as what i have read on the scripture on "Tao Te Ching" actually means that we can never understand the Taoism through the intellect alone. We must feel it. Talking about it can be useful but will never replace the actual experience of living it.
Taoism have recognize the relative nature of the world. Values have meaning only in comparison. For instance, a task can only be "easy" if we compare it to some other task that is more difficult. If there is nothing else to compare it with, the task cannot be rated in terms of difficult.

[seanray]

Taoist Words of Wisdom:

Way of Thinking
"You can do what you think you can do and you cannot do what you think you cannot"