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RE: Tao, Eudaimonia, the Unsayable, and Decentralization.
Nice.
The conscious act, of action of no action, is very powerful :)
This can often solve about 90% of problems.
Peace.
Nice.
The conscious act, of action of no action, is very powerful :)
This can often solve about 90% of problems.
Peace.
It had been years since I read the Tao. In undergrad I did a subject that was about 50% just on Taoism. I was learning wing chung at the time too, and the combination of these things left a very deep impression on me.
Applying wei wu wei to your own life is one thing. I was going to say that making it the core philosophy of a social network is quite another, but then I thought: Is it really that different? Lao Tzu did intend his lessons to be as much about governance of a society as about the life of individuals. Much to think about.
It's all the same wave, just different frequencies.
I also have done wing chung :)
Peace.