stillness forms a noble heart


 

Perseverance in stillness,

in both thought and deed, forms

a noble heart. The ultimate fruit of

a noble heart is complete

peace of mind.

 

sixth changing line

from The I Ching, or Book of Changes

Hexagram 52, Ken / Mountain

 

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The highest good is

like water, which benefits all things

and contends with none. It flows in low

places that others disdain, and

thus it is close to

the Tao. 

 

In living, choose your ground well. 

In thought, stay deep in the heart. 

In relationships, be generous. 

In speaking, hold to the truth. 

In leadership, be organized. 

In work, do your best. 

In action, be timely. 

 

If you

compete with no one, 

no one can compete

with you. 

 

Tao te Ching of Lao Tzu,

Chapter 8

 

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Ua Mau ke Ea o ka ‘Aina I ka Pono


 

Beyond

our occupation,

each of us has a vocation,

a calling toward sacred service.

This calling may be understood as our

life’s purpose, our personal contribution to

the transformation of the world. Spiritual chivalry

is the cultivation of our capacity to answer the call.

It is to swear oneself body, heart, and soul to the

ideals of truth, justice, peace, and beauty,

and thus sworn, to go forth

into the battle

of life.

 

 
Pir Zia Inayat-Khan