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- Unnecessary possessions are unnecessary burdens
- If you have them, you have to take care of them
- If one takes a hiking trip in a wilderness by foot
- Walking all day in the sunshine
- And sleeping all night under the stars
- One will learn quickly
- Unnecessary possessions are unnecessary burdens
- One will realize what the essentials of life are
- Such as warmth when one is cold
- A dry spot on a rainy day
- The simplest food when one is hungry
- Pure cool water when one is thirsty
- One will soon put material things in proper place
- One will soon experience and learn
- To appreciate the great freedom of simplicity
- One will know how to value
- The tasty fruits ripe from the tree
- Then, what is there to fight about?
- What is there to argue about?
- What is there to be greedy about?
- What is there to be angry about?
- What is there to be selfish about?
- There is none to fight for, no big car, no big house, no
property….
- Live a life free as a bird
- Sing out your most melodious song
- Live a life of peace
- Love your neighbours as yourself
- Replace evil with good
- Replace falsehood with truth and
- Replace hatred with love
- You shall see how happy you can be
- When you switch your mind to simple living
- Three meals a day, sufficient clothing, a little money, a
roof over your head
- No longer craving for big car, big house, big money, no
jealousy
- But the mind is always thinking positively and selflessly
- Can I attain Tao?
- When I have my last breath
- A selfless and healthy thought
- This is the thought of the saints
- A saint is without desires
- Although human cannot be perfect
- But JiGong expects us to be perfect
- In the way of man or the Tao of man
- Only then we can appreciate the Tao of Heaven.
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