TAO 61~The Yang Side: Christmas Energy

Friday, December 25, 2009

Christmas Energy

The Yellow Emperor meets Kung Fu Panda:

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The Crow said...: Lol :)
Try this:
http://gabriola.nfshost.com/crow/slides/KIF_5127.html
And this:
http://gabriola.nfshost.com/crow/slides/KIF_5070.html; December 25, 2009 at 5:20 PM
sybil law said...: Ha! That is so cute!!; December 26, 2009 at 6:49 AM

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TAO 61: A great nation flows downward into intercourse with the world. The female of the world always prevails over the male by stillness. Because stillness is considered lower, by lowering itself to a small nation a great nation takes a small nation; by being lower than a great nation a small nation takes a great nation. So one takes by lowering itself, another takes place by being lower. A great nation wants no more than to include and nurture people; a small nation wants no more than to admit and serve people. Both get what they want, so the great should be below.
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TAO 61~The Yang Side

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Friday, December 25, 2009

Christmas Energy

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