I’m fond of the Lao Tzu quote:
‘An ant on the move does more than a dozing ox.’
Lao Tzu knew that small things could make big differences and that big things could be a bit – well shall we say – prone to sitting comfortably.
According to his text in the, Tao Te Ching, humans have no special place within the Dao. They are just part of the many things in existence.
But the problem with us humans is the fact we have desire, free-will and the capability to alter our nature.
This means we can upset the natural balance of things without too much effort.
Let me give you an example.
I was recently standing by the kitchen window. I was gazing out at the water-logged fields.
As I stood there I entered a discussion with my partner, Jo, about what it would take to raise children who are complete in love, compassion, balance and understanding.
And while the answer to that question is simple – show the child love, compassion, balance and understanding – the reality of doing that all day, everyday may seem a little trickier.
Why?
Well, I was asking this question because this...
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