ordinary minds

  • Dao De Jing – Chapter 49

    Laozi extended the doctrine of Wu Wei—embodying effortless action and natural harmony—into multiple spheres such as governing societies, educating communities, and navigating human relationships.

  • Dao De Jing – Chapter 41

    Like voices resonate in harmony, akin energies seek mutual accord. In Dao De Jing terms, this mirrors Chapter 23’s teaching: “Those aligned with the Dao become one with the Dao”.

  • Dao De Jing – Chapter 37

    The Dao operates spontaneously through wu wei (non-action), orchestrating all things with seamless natural order. Spiritual cultivation unfolds in three stages, mirroring the chapter’s axiom: “The Dao never acts, yet nothing is left undone”.