Tao Te Ching Chapter 63-8 Complicated in Easy

Today's Tao

Complicated things in the world must be created in the easy. (Ch.63)


Let's replace the expression "in the world" with "in your hologram" as we always do when we see it.

Seemingly complicated things in your hologram are the manifestation of the simplest thing called Tao.

They are holograms and catalysts created in Tao in order to stimulate the circulation of its energy.

Tao is the most fundamental of all.

So, it is the simplest and easiest.

Then, why do many people say Zen and Tao are complicated and difficult to understand?

Because they cannot abandon the concept of Self.

If it's your case, let me ask you a question?

Have you ever seen the quantum physical limit of your own self?

Self is a myth.

Not Tao nor Zen.


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-Tao by Matsumoto / Tao Te Ching / Chapter 63


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