Today's Tao
A tiptoeing man doesn't stand. (Ch.24)
When you are tiptoeing, you get tired easily and cannot keep the position for a long time.
Well, Lao Tzu wants to tell you:
"Don't show off".
He also likes the expression:
"Be like dust".
Would you like to be a king in your hologram?
Or, would you like to be reconciled with your hologram, which is the world?
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-Tao by Matsumoto / Tao Te Ching / Chapter 24
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