Enlightenment

comes only when you accept

everything that is — without resistance,

without quarrel, in complete stillness. This is

the only, the simplest, the necessary

ground of being for complete

realization.

 

The opportunity

to dwell in quiet acceptance

exists in every moment — sitting, bathing,

cleaning, cooking, working, wherever.

When that moment passes,

it is present in the next.

Just embrace

it.

 

Wei wu Wei Ching, Chapter 2

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Alliance with the Sage 

ensures progress in good

times and bad. Accept external

conditions and maintain

inner discipline.

 

second changing line,

The I Ching, or Book of Changes

Hexagram 19, Lin / Approach

 

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The heart is the only reality.

The mind is only a transient phase.

To remain as one’s Self is to

enter the heart.

 

Ramana Maharshi

 

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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Nothing

under heaven is as

soft and yielding as water.

Yet for attacking the hard and

strong, nothing can

compare with

it.

 

The weak

overcomes the strong.

The soft overcomes the hard.

Everyone knows this, but none

have the ability to

practice it.

 

Therefore

the sage says: one who

accepts the dung of the nation

becomes the master of soil and sustenance.

One who deals with the evils of the

nation becomes king under

heaven.

 

True words seem paradoxical.

 

from The Tao te Ching of Lao Tzu,

Chapter 78

 

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