A few weeks a go, accidentally, I saw a paragraph of Lao Tzu quotes from one of the software I used in my Mac. I googled it – I believe that google is a verb now – that day and I couldn’t find it. Well, maybe I just didn’t put the right words.
This Lao Tzu thingy leaded me to follow Lao Tzu twitter as well – even Lao Tzu has a tweet awesome hey?
Today, somehow my curiosity emerged out of nowhere and made me googled it again. Instead of searching the quote translation, I decided to start from his wiki page and, maybe, I can find some external links to find his works. But, it was negative. 🙁
But, somehow, I told myself, just give it a try for one more time.. with different keywords, so I put his other name form, Lao Tze instead of Lao Tzu.
And.. yippy!
I found it.
Here are the quote that inspire me since last week.
Practice no-action;
Attend to do-nothing;
Taste the flavorless,
Magnify the small,
Multiply the few,
Return love for hate.Deal with the difficult while it is yet easy;
Deal with the great while it is yet small;The difficult develops naturally from the easy,
And the great from the small;
So the sage, by dealing with the small,
Achieves the great.Who finds it easy to promise finds it hard to be trusted;
Who takes things lightly finds things difficult;
The sage recognizes difficulty, and so has none.
The main reason why this quote attracted me was, I’m facing some dilemma at the moment and I found that this quote is somewhat calms me down. Hmm.. actually I can write this as my next topic maybe :p
Anyway, I hope that this share can inspire you too 🙂
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