Teach Without Teaching
| The Tao Chapter 72 – My Fifth Interpretation| Too much control exercised over others diminishes their trust in their own brilliance. Better you manage the level of tension between what needs to be learned and what is already known. A wise teacher knows this. If your...
Grow from the Inside
| The Tao Chapter 69 – My Fifth Interpretation| Rushing ahead because of impatience disrupts the natural flow of things and may slow progress. Instead, sit still and observe your reaction to being patient. Is there more for you to learn? And as you learn, notice how...
Grateful for Your Presence
| The Tao Chapter 66 – My Fifth Interpretation| Position yourself to add to others for it is through humility and service that your authentic power is amplified. If you are given the opportunity to lead, it is not by wielding your power to the detriment of others that...
The Yoke of Thought
| The Tao Chapter 65 – My Fifth Interpretation| Learn how not to know. That is, let go of knowing so you can grow. The old ways of thinking do not always serve you. Thoughts uncluttered by decay make way for simplicity and expansion. Hear your words. Are they too...
The Origin of Greatness
| The Tao Chapter 61 – My Fifth Interpretation| The way you choose to be is emphasized when others bestow you with external power. If you are compassionate, the world sees it more. Humble? Your humility is magnified. Centered? Others feel harmonious in your presence....Deprecated: Function get_magic_quotes_gpc() is deprecated in /home2/drsbrown/public_html/sheronbrown.com/wp-includes/formatting.php on line 4411
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