Daily Tao

In the Tao, the two forces of being and not-being grapple with one another, an eternal struggle that brings about creation and un-creation. Winter is a void but Spring comes from this void. Forces interact to bring about a balance of being and not-being; order and chaos; beauty and ugliness. What emerges is not so much a battle but a natural cycle. Today I live in a stasis with a tiny dot of restlessness. Yesterday, I lived with the opposite. They cycle continues. Today, I have a Confucian desire for order and rule keeping. Maybe not tomorrow.

This is the extent of my spirituality. The sum of all I can stand of religion today.

How does this belief express itself in my writing?

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2 Responses to “Daily Tao”

  • Shawn says:

    But always, the hunger. The crave for more. More of what? The target is inconsequential; the hunger is forever.

    Without it, the wheel ceases spinning.

  • jacksonp says:

    Shawn, I confess that I had not been over to Phyasis since…well, since before you got on the WordPress Wagon. Ain’t WordPress grand? Thanks for the comment/wisdom nugget. I’ve got you in my Google Reader now, and may I add Phyasis to my Blogroll?

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