Insights – Page 2 – Walizen Design

effortless freedom

1. The Tao Among Robbers From 《庄子·胠箧》(Zhuangzi·Qū Qiè, “Opening Trunks” or “Against Confucian Virtue”): Original Chinese: 跖之徒問於跖曰：「盜亦有道乎？」跖曰：「何適而無有道邪？夫妄意室中之藏，聖也；入先，勇也；出後，義也；知可否，知也；分均，仁也。五者不備而能成大盜者，天下未之有也。」 Translation:The disciple of

Worthless Old Tree

Below is a selection of original passages from Zhuangzi (庄子) in classical Chinese and Zen poems in Japanese, paired with

Solomons Ring

Fasting: A Spiritual Odyssey from Rumi’s Afghanistan to Global Wisdom Jelaluddin Rumi, the 13th-century mystic poet, was born in Balkh,

The Eternal Echo of Moses: When Commandments Meet the Song of All Things

(A Timeless Allegory Blending Daoist, Yoruba, Viking, Aztec, and Vedic Wisdom) Prologue: The Crack in Sinai and the Whispers of

The Alchemist of Horizons: Moses, Laozi, and the Symphony of Forgotten Worlds

*(A Mythic odyssey Bridging Ancient Wisdom and Modern Crises)* — I. Synthesis of Cultures & Themes 1. Moses &

Tao nature’s way

green leafed tree on body of water under starry sky

The Tao That can be Trodden

The Tao that can be trodden is not the enduring and unchanging Tao.The name that can be named is not

a view of a lake and mountains from the top of a hill

This is the best season of your life.

Ten thousand flowers in spring,the moon in autumn,a cool breeze in summer,snow in winter. If your mind isn’t cloudedby unnecessary

The Great Way

The Great Way has no gate;there are a thousand paths to it.If you pass through the barrier,you walk the universe