“Before laissez-faire there was wu wei. “Practise not doing and everything will fall into place,” says the Tao Te Ching, Taoism’s primer.” — Gordon G. Chang Copy Share Image
“Wu Wei is a delight in knowing that everything will be all right. It is not refusing to do anything, it is… — Qiguang Zhao Copy Share Image
“He was never once bored. He wasn’t sure, he said, that he even understood the concept of boredom. It applied only to… — Michael Finkel Copy Share Image
A follower of the Way (Tao) loses something each day. Loss after loss until arriving at Non Action (Wu Wei). — Laozi Copy Share Image
“the ten thousand things To study the self is to forget the self. To forget the self is to be enlightened by… — Miriam Louis Copy Share Image
“Wu Wei, doing nothing, and Wu Bu Wei, doing everything, are our answers to the challenges of modern life.” — Qiguang Zhao Copy Share Image
“Perfect Joy (excerpts) Is there to be found on earth a fullness of joy, or is there no such thing? . .… — Thomas Merton Copy Share Image
“In Taoism, we drop things. Since our infancy, we have learned many things that separate us from the universe. We worry about… — Qiguang Zhao Copy Share Image
“When we learn to work with our own Inner Nature, and with the natural laws operating around us, we reach the level… — Benjamin Hoff Copy Share Image
Micromanaging erodes people's confidence, making them overly dependennt on their leaders. Well-meaning leaders inadvertently sabotage their teams by rushing to the rescue… — Diane Dreher Copy Share Image
“Why are you unhappy? Because 99.9 percent Of everything you think, And of everything you do, Is for yourself — And there… — Robert W. Fuller Copy Share Image
“The Pooh Way "By the time it came to the edge of the Forest the stream had grown up, so that it… — Benjamin Hoff Copy Share Image
