Death is the best encouragement for mindfulness I've come across
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Typically it isn't easy for me to stay focused on the present moment
without having my mind conjure up all kinds of unrelated thoughts. This
happens not on...
1 day ago
2 comments:
great post :) I think we think a bit in the same direction... I've got a question, maybe you can answer it as you are much more in tune with taoism than I am ;)I didn't really have time yet to dive into it. But when I philosophized a bit about the symbolism of the wave and the Yin and Yang symbol, I realized that it shows a sinus wave in the middle. The wave function expresses the search for balance, as well as the Yin and Yang symbolizes the 2 extremes and their search for balance - but I think there must be more - do you know more about this? Thx, Carina
Yin Yang is in balance and it also shows states of imbalance and extreme.
Where yang is at its peak, yin is shown as a seed inside yang. This is that even when something is at an extreme the seed of it's opposite is ready to be born to take back balance.
At any point the yin yang always equates to the complete tai chi, the full symbol and this to a complete empty circle, the Tao.
For sure life can be seen as a wave for this very reason and why harmony is the goal and objective. I have an article on this called 'Tao chain of command' or something like that.
thanks for coming to muy blog.
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