Saturday, March 7, 2009
Tao Te Ching Chapter 11-5 Doors & windows
Today's Tao
You cut out doors and windows, and you make a room. (Ch.11)
Let's decode this.
Without an empty space, we cannot use a room.
Naoto Matsumoto adds:
Osamu Kanaya, the author of «Roshi» 老子 (Lao Tzu) alludes to yaodongs 窰洞 in north China. They are dogouts carved out of a hill.
Carving out doors and windows is thus explained.
But aren't we really carving out our reality?
Carefully carved holograms are our world.
See also Tao by Matsumoto / Chapter 11.
It has the chapter's entire English translation and Rapid Decoded.
Mata ashita. See you tomorrow.
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-Tao by Matsumoto / Tao Te Ching / Chapter 11
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