Feb 25 • General discussion
There is a natural order and rhythm to life.
In a remote forest, there are cycles of day and night, the changing of the seasons. Plants grow, animals are born, rivers flow, and the air moves. Growth and decay. And yet there is no conductor, no leader. It has found a rhythm and balance of itself.
The Daodejing (Tao Te Ching) suggests that human community would respond in a similar way if the leaders learn from and follow the natural rhythm of life rather than pursuing their own interests.
What do you think?
Join the Kinship Cafe discussion this Friday or Sunday as we explore the way of the Dao from chapter 37 of the Daodejing (Tao Te Ching).
Online this Friday at 7am PT: The link is in the Calendar section.
In-Person this Sunday at 9am PT. Location: Hilltop Spiritual Center, 331 E Elder St., Fallbrook, CA 92028
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There is a natural order and rhythm to life.
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