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The ancient Ones
were damn impressive. They were deep. Real deep. Words can’t even begin to describe how deep they were. You can only talk about how they acted. They were careful, like someone walking on thin ice. They were cautious, like a soldier behind enemy lines. They were polite, like a guest at a party. They moved quickly, like melting ice. They were as plain as a block of wood. Their minds were as wide as a valley, and their hearts as clear as spring water |
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CHAPTER 65: TAO TE CHING. RON HOGAN
In ancient times, leaders who were right with Tao didn’t teach everybody how to become enlightened. They kept people’s lives simple. People who know too much can’t be taught anything. |
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The Masters don’t take on
more than they can handle, which is why they can do just about anything. |
“My imagination is a monastery, and I am its monk” John Keats
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