Tao Te Ching Chapter 28 Explained: The Deep Meaning of Yin & Yang
The Jason Gregory Podcast
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You Don't Know the Jeva, Know the Personality, but Keep to the Atman
The last part of the chapter is congoust re emphasizing what we have already gone through, but its still very poetic and beautiful to read. So it says, the world is formed from the void, like utensils from a block of wood. The world comes from that nothingness, or that thing that we can't understand. And they use, you know, to use nature as an analogy. Thats the irony of following the path of way and following the dows path,. As if you begin to just allow life to be and live effortlessly, then that's how the dale begins to make use of you.
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