a fertile and fruitful land


 

The heart may be likened to soil.

Soil may be fertile or a barren desert, but the soil

which is fertile is that which bears fruit. It is that which

is chosen by living beings to dwell in, although many are lost

in the soil of the desert, and lead in it a life of grief and loneliness.

Man has both in him, for he is the final manifestation. He may

let his heart be a desert where everyone abides hungry and

thirsty, or he may make it a fertile and fruitful land

where food is provided for hungry souls, the

children of the earth, strong or weak,

rich or poor, who always hunger

for love and sympathy.

 

Hazrat Inayat Khan

attitude is the secret of life

 

you only have to set it down

the proper response to conflict

 

You

don’t have to

straighten anything out 

in your mind. You only have

to set it down if it

isn’t good.

 

Your

enlightenment is

fully present at every moment

of your life. If you perceive something

between you and that, nothing more

need be done other than

to let go of it upon

observing

it.

 

Wei wu Wei Ching, Chapter 6

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win the world by letting go

the treasure of the world

 

Govern a nation

by following nature.

Fight a war with unexpected

moves. Win the world by

letting go.

 

How do I know this?

From seeing these things:

The more prohibitions there

are, the poorer people

become.

 

The more

weapons there are,

the darker things

become.

 

The more cunning

and cleverness there is,

the crazier things

become.

 

The more laws there are,

the greater the number

of scoundrels.

 

Therefore the sage says:

I take no action, and people transform

themselves. I love tranquility, and people

naturally do what is right. I don’t interfere,

and people prosper on their own. I have

no desires, and people return

to simplicity.

 

Tao te Ching of Lao Tzu,

Chapter 57


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