Today's Tao
The sage has no difficulty. (Ch.71)
A: "Master Bonbon, it is too difficult to attain Satori. I don't care how much it costs. Can I buy Satori?"
B: "Idiot! Of course, you have to go through plenty of difficulties and adversities before you buy Satori. But, you know, there is a shortcut. The price is negotiable."
No one has to go through difficulties before he gets what he wants.
As you know all you have to know, you have got all you have to have.
We discussed it yesterday. (☞See Radio and Knowing 71-2)
Trust the world you project (=your hologram).
"The sage" means you.
You have no difficulty unless you think it is difficult.
That's why Lao Tzu tells us:
"Do not judge".
«Related Articles»
-Learn knowing nothing 71-1
-Radio and Knowing 71-2
-No difficulty 71-3
-Difficult = Not difficult 71-4
-Tao by Matsumoto / Tao Te Ching / Chapter 71
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☞«Tao Te Ching» The first line comparison (10) / "Ways can be guided; they are not fixed ways." On the left, «Tao Te Ching on The Art of Harmony
: The New Illustrated Edition of the Chinese Philosophical Masterpiece (The Art of Wisdom)» translated by Chad Hansen. / "The Tâo that can be trodden is not the enduring and unchanging Tâo.» On the right, «Tao Te Ching (Dover Thrift Editions)
» translated by James Legge.
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