Three:  Walking in a Good Way - Part Two

The Dao De Jing is the second most translated and studied book in the history of the world!

The title is often translated as 'The Path of Virtue', or 'The Way of Power.' 

In part One, Alex and Michael review the first two episodes and Michael shares a story of a 'trance-like' experience that turned his Daoist journey inside out.

In Part Two, Michael discusses the Chinese terms (and characters) for Dao, De, Zi Ran, and Wu Wei. The core principles from the Dao De Jing.

Enjoy!

The Chinese Characters

Dao

Way, Path, Direction, Natural Flow, Innate Universal Feild. 

De

Virtue, Power, Collaboration, 'Looking in the Four Direction until you find peace in your heart and move ahead with your people.'  

Zi Ran

Self Nature as Nature, Spontaneity, 'Sacrificing your dog in the ocean of Nature's give-and-take.'

Wu Wei

Effortless Effort, Non-Interference, Non-Striving, 'the imminent attrition of opportunistic urges.'

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Episode Three - Part One: Walking in a Good Way - Audio

Episode Three - Part One: Walking in a Good Way - Video

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