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This parable reflects the Taoist view that distinctions—though practical—are ultimately provisional. Naming differences is not the same as knowing reality. In the grand flow, contribution and reception merge. To accept this is not to be naive, but to be free: receptive to wisdom wherever it arises, while unburdened by the anxious need to trace each ripple back to its first disturbance.
By Darkus HobartThis parable reflects the Taoist view that distinctions—though practical—are ultimately provisional. Naming differences is not the same as knowing reality. In the grand flow, contribution and reception merge. To accept this is not to be naive, but to be free: receptive to wisdom wherever it arises, while unburdened by the anxious need to trace each ripple back to its first disturbance.