Today's Tao
The small is big. The few is many. (Ch.63)
Can you accept that the world is your hologram?
All right.
Then, what is the biggest thing of all?
Well, it's you logically because you are the one who projects it.
What is the second biggest?
Your brains.
What's next?
Your body.
The next?
Your room or the space around you.
The closer, the bigger.
The order in size is upside down.
So is the order in number.
Haven't you considered that your own self is the smallest?
Love the biggest being of all, which is Tao, that is to say, true You.
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-Tao by Matsumoto / Tao Te Ching / Chapter 63
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