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I’ve taken a risky stance in this latest episode of the Changemakers’ Field Guide: I’ve gone full moderate on the subject of political divisiveness. I explored some insights from Taoism on the unity of opposites that can help us to find balance in our lives and interactions — not least in the way we interact with people who hold different views.
Taoism points to a flow between opposites, in which each side supports the other. Within light, there is an element of darkness; within dark, there is an element of light. Recognizing the value of the other side contributes to harmony. Overemphasizing one side over the other contributes to toxicity. These insights Taoist insights offer a valuable perspective on dealing better with other humans.
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I’ve taken a risky stance in this latest episode of the Changemakers’ Field Guide: I’ve gone full moderate on the subject of political divisiveness. I explored some insights from Taoism on the unity of opposites that can help us to find balance in our lives and interactions — not least in the way we interact with people who hold different views.
Taoism points to a flow between opposites, in which each side supports the other. Within light, there is an element of darkness; within dark, there is an element of light. Recognizing the value of the other side contributes to harmony. Overemphasizing one side over the other contributes to toxicity. These insights Taoist insights offer a valuable perspective on dealing better with other humans.