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Know Eternity

Seek an open mind—the ideal of vacuity.  Seek composure—the essence of tranquility.

All things are in process, rising and returning.  Plants blossom for a season, then return to the root.

​In returning to the root, we find tranquility; this leads to our destiny, which is eternity.  To know eternity is enlightenment; to ignore eternity is to invite calamity.

Knowing eternity means seeing the big picture; seeing the big-picture is broad-minded; breadth of vision brings nobility; nobility is close to divinity.

The Tao is divine.
The Tao is the Eternal.
Death is not to be feared.

​- Lao Tzu, in the Tao Te Ching.  (Translation by Dwight Goddard, compilation by Sam Torode.)
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