Embrace change, flow like water from "summary" of Dao de Jing by Lao-Tzu,Laozi,Stephen Addiss
The wise person understands the nature of change and embraces it without resistance. Just as water flows effortlessly around obstacles, adapting to its surroundings, so too should one adapt to the changes that come their way. By remaining flexible and open to new experiences, one can navigate through life's challenges with ease. Change is a constant in the world, and those who resist it only bring suffering upon themselves. Instead of fighting against the tide, one should learn to go with the flow, like water flowing down a river. This is the way of the Dao, the path of least resistance that leads to peace and harmony. Water is a powerful force that can shape the land over time, wearing away even the hardest of rocks. Similarly, by embracing change and flowing with it, one can overcome any obstacle that stands in the...
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