This Too Shall Pass
| The Tao Chapter 36 – My Fourth Interpretation| Before healing there is hurt. Pleasure is known in contrast to displeasure. And things must first be small in order for them to grow. Cease resisting the moment you do not like to hasten the moment you desire. It is...
Be Propelled in Your Direction
| The Tao Chapter 32 – My Fourth Interpretation| If you try to understand Life’s flow, you cannot. It is not to be predicted, but rested in. Pay attention to the direction the wind of life is blowing. This is the direction of your flow. Position yourself in the same...
Always Be Growing
| The Tao Chapter 65 – My Second Interpretation | Those who believe they have the answers cannot be taught. Those who seek for answers will teach themselves. The wise teacher teaches their pupils to not know. This is the doorway to their learning. The wise leader...
Clean Learning
| The Tao Chapter 71 – My Interpretation | Stale water in a new well taints the supply and can lead to disease. Therefore, approach all experiences with a fresh spring of thoughts. The process then remains pure and promotes healthy outcomes. The wise know to avoid the...
The Art of Releasing Dissatisfaction
The Tao Chapter 2 – My Interpretation Observing objects as they are removes judgement. Calling one flower beautiful means that there must be another that is not beautiful, otherwise, how could the former receive the title? Judgement can lead to dissatisfaction. As...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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