The Sandorian Grove: Quote from Lieh-Tzu (~400 B.C.) |
Category: Inspiration 1 comment 11 Aug 2003 @ 06:11 by Ingrid von der Behrens @217.0.214.60 : Lieh Tzuhow fast the socalled "good" can become "bad" and "bad" can become "good", so that in reality there is no good or bad .... Lieh Tzu tells a little story of a poor old man, who lives with his son on a mountain. He owned a horse which one day ran away. And the neighbours came to show their sympathy because of the loss. "Why do you believe this is bad luck?" the old man asked. Later the horse came back with several wild horses. And this time the neighbours came to congretulate him. "Why do you believe, that this is luck?" he asked. After they now had several horses the son started to ride. The result was, that he broke a leg. Again the neighbours came to show sympathy and again the old man asked them why that should be bad luck. Then in the following year there came a war and the son could not go to that war because he was lame ... Other articles in Inspiration 26 Apr 2004 @ 03:39: At the gate to Merlin's castle... 24 Apr 2004 @ 09:09: Where Merlin rests or works... 9 Apr 2004 @ 16:19: Famous Groves in History: Gethsemane 8 Apr 2004 @ 17:52: The Dire Truth About the Naming of this BLOG 27 Jan 2004 @ 05:03: The new face of Medusa revealed... 31 Oct 2003 @ 20:10: How to Recover from Dead Ends 3 Oct 2003 @ 14:21: Q4A Contest: He said that they said that I said that you said that he said... 28 Sep 2003 @ 11:02: Brain Break: Aoccdrnig to a rscheearch at Cmabrigde Uinervtisy 5 Sep 2003 @ 15:02: Quote of the Day: Krishnamurti about Belief Systems 2 Sep 2003 @ 22:31: Q4A: Contest (4 real) What's the question to this answer??
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