Breathtakingly beautiful contemplations, thank you dear friend.
Perhaps invisible leadership is not meant to be “practiced” per se, but naturally arises from a state of flow, wu-wei, non (or effortless) action, total surrender to the cosmic dance and impulse. Perhaps invisible leadership cannot be willed nor practiced *by* us, only *through* us - once we’ve successfully zeroed ourselves to let the Tao freely author its own future, tuning our individual instruments to the grand cosmic symphony, and allowing ourselves to be played by the hands of the Beloved.
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“The great Tao flows both to the left and to the right. It loves and nourishes all things, but does not lord it over them. And when merits are accomplished, it lays no claim to them.” – Lao Tzu, translated by Alan Watts.
Breathtakingly beautiful contemplations, thank you dear friend.
Perhaps invisible leadership is not meant to be “practiced” per se, but naturally arises from a state of flow, wu-wei, non (or effortless) action, total surrender to the cosmic dance and impulse. Perhaps invisible leadership cannot be willed nor practiced *by* us, only *through* us - once we’ve successfully zeroed ourselves to let the Tao freely author its own future, tuning our individual instruments to the grand cosmic symphony, and allowing ourselves to be played by the hands of the Beloved.
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“The great Tao flows both to the left and to the right. It loves and nourishes all things, but does not lord it over them. And when merits are accomplished, it lays no claim to them.” – Lao Tzu, translated by Alan Watts.