Re: Wondering if.
Rexx Magnus wrote:
On Tue, 23 Aug 2005 15:14:30 GMT, Jackdaw scrawled:
Perhaps when we "do magic", we are more, re-aligning ourselves more
forcefully with our "true destiny" , souls task, etc, rather than moving
/ changing what we want. Or not doing anything and going with the flow.
This is proving rather difficult to say. Um..............
( I think I will stop now and think this through, coherently..)
It's very similar to some ideas in Daoist philosophy, and no, I wouldn't
expect you to be able to put it in words easily. Many people read the Dao
De Jing and don't get it - usually those of us that do 'get it' did before
reading it. :)
Oops! Just gave that advice...
Here's a translation
http://www.neopax.com/Artemis/tao/tao.htm
Move like water;
Rest like a mirror;
Respond like an echo.
FFF
Dirk
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