A Fool's-Eye View

You will find no politics here. But you'll find some conservative taoist views here.
The secret wisdom of crows, foxes, bats, woodpeckers, wasps, mice, spiders, snakes, fools, and, actually, all living things...

And for the latest writings, try: Secrets of Life forum.

Thursday, October 7, 2010

Pretense: Twenty.








The Master finds it easier to be what he is, 
than to try to pretend he is what he is not.

There is value in doing what comes naturally.
There is less value in expending energy, unnecessarily.

Being what you are requires no effort,
unless you have forgotten what you are.

Remembering what you are, may be difficult, requiring effort.
But this effort is well spent, and need never be repeated.

No comments:

Post a Comment

Comments are welcome, while remembering:
Taoism is all about balance, thus:
Politics are not part of taoism.