Water
Ingrid Ozols AM
Mental Health & Suicide Prevention Consultant, Director mh@work (mental health at work) Adjunct Professor, Department of Psychiatry, School of Clinical Sciences at Monash Health, Monash University
Tao te Ching - Chapter Eight
A person of great virtue is like the flowing water.
Water benefits all things and contends not with them.
It puts itself in a place that no one wishes to be and thus is closest to Tao.
A virtuous person is like water which adapts itself to the perfect place.
His mind is like the deep water that is calm and peaceful.
His heart is kind like water that benefits all.
His words are sincere like the constant flow of water.
His governing is natural without desire which is like the softness of water that penetrates
through hard rocks.
His work is of talent like the free flow of water.
His movement is of right timing like water that flows smoothly.
A virtuous person never forces his way and hence will not make faults.
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