Effortless Living: Wu-Wei and the Spontaneous State of Natural Harmony
Trying Not to Try: Ancient China, Modern Science, and the Power of Spontaneity
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circumstances. In China there is an ancient Taoist wisdom known as ‘wu wei’, which refers to the notion of effortless action. Effortless action is a fusion of measured reason and intuitive insight.
Richard Rudd • The Art of Contemplation: Gentle path to wholeness and prosperity
There’s a phrase in Chinese, “wu wei,” that describes how I felt. In English, its translation is “non-doing,” but not in the sense of doing nothing. Non-doing is not about escaping anything or being lazy but instead refers to a deep level of connectedness with the world. The Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu wrote about this more than 2,500 years ago in
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In China there is an ancient Taoist wisdom known as ‘wu wei’, which refers to the notion of effortless action. Effortless action is a fusion of measured reason and intuitive insight.
Richard Rudd • The Art of Contemplation: Gentle path to wholeness and prosperity
The Way of Lao-tzu was never to be attached to any tradition that imprisoned our mind because if we hold our center within, we will move with the evolutionary energies of the universe without resistance. These evolutionary energies materialize as synchronicity on the level of the conscious mind- Jason Gregory Effortless Living