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[NADA Music] The wisdom of Lao Tzu, Living without difficulties, chapter 63

#healingmusic#laotzu#taoteching Chapter 63 of the Tao Te Ching deals with the practice of inaction and the wisdom of beginning big things small. The phrase, "Difficult things begin with easy ones, and great things with small ones," evokes a profoundly lighthearted attitude toward life. It sings of the heart of a sage who repays grudges with virtue and cares for the world unobtrusively. Wei Wu Wei (爲無爲): "Practice inaction (inaction)" captures the essence of the Tao Te Ching in its first verse. Bo Yu I Deok (報怨以德): "Repay grudges with virtue" demonstrates a higher level of moral reflection. Ton O Gi Yi (圖難於其易): The refrain embodies the practical wisdom of planning difficult things when they are easy. Chapter 63 seems to whisper to us, "Don't push yourself too hard. Starting lightly is enough."