The Tao is like water It nourishes all who it comes in contact with
The Tao is like water It sinks to the low places It does not desire or strive
Non-striving
Boundless light Never ending compassion Love for all
Show people the love that Jesus showed us
Not seeking recognition Living humbly and simply Enjoying nature
The sage puts his own person last He has no personal and private ends It is because of this that such ends are realized
Simply love all the people you meet along the way
The highest excellence is like that of water Water benefits all things And in its occupying Without striving to the contrary The low place, which men dislike Hence its way is similar to that of the Tao
When wealth and honors lead to arrogance This brings its evils on itself
When the work is done To withdraw into obscurity is the way of heaven
The Tao produces all things and nourishes them Yet it does not claim them as its own
Clay is fashioned into vessels But it is on their empty hollowness That their usefulness depends
So remain empty Just as the clay vessel does
In being empty like the vessel You can be receptive to what is around you