Sunday, January 31, 2010
Tao Te Ching Chapter 23-2 High wind II
Today's Tao
Therefore, a noisy high wind doesn't last all morning. (Ch.23)
Nature gives us a very good example.
A noisy high wing doesn't last long, even all morning.
It is about a Nine Days' wonder. We all know it.
In Japan, we say:
hito no uwasa mo sichi juu go nichi 人の噂も七十五日.
Literally it means "people's rumor lasts only for seventy five days".
Nine days and 75 days!
Certainly, the Japanese have learned Lao Tzu's patience for more than one thousand years.
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