Here is a quote attributed to Lao Tsu:
When you realize there is nothing lacking,
the whole world belongs to you.
This sagacious advice by the wise Lao Tsu aligns with the concept
of Transcendental Serendipity.
Transcendental Serendipity. What is this high state of perception? This refers to a state of being where happy
coincidences and fortunate discoveries become commonplace. It's not just luck.
It’s about being open to possibilities and aligned with the flow of the
universe.
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Here's how the Lao Tsu wisdom aligns with transcendental
serendipity:
Lack and Desire.
Lao Tsu, in his Tao Te Ching,
emphasizes the concept of "wu wei" (- non-action) and living
in harmony with the Tao (- the natural order).
When a person feels a lack, it creates desire, which
disrupts this harmony.
Here's how Lao Tsu's quote fits in:
- · I
Realize That There's No Lack.
When I recognized that I already have everything I
truly need, the craving for external things diminished. This doesn't mean
material possessions are worthless to me, but rather that true fulfillment
comes from my inner self - within.
- · The
Whole World Belongs to Me.
In this state of contentment, I became open to the
world's possibilities. I’m not grasping
for things. I appreciate the beauty and the
prosperous opportunities around me. This openness allows for serendipitous
experiences to unfold for me.
Transcendental Serendipity is not about getting “lucky”. Elevated Serendipity is about being
receptive to abundance. When we are not consumed by lack, we're free to
notice the various synchronicities, the unexpected connections, and the helpful
people that appear on your path.
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Here's my true to life li’l analogy. Imagine my cluttered room with many books and
journals. It's often hard for me to find anything, and new things just add to
the mess. Now, imagine a clean and organized dwelling house (in Feng Shui
state as they say). It will be easy to
find what I need, and there's room for new things to come in and be
appreciated.
By letting go of the feeling of lack, I created space
in my life for serendipity to expand.
I know. The exact quote might not be directly from the
Tao Te Ching. But, the core message, aligns with Lao Tsu's teachings on
contentment and living in accordance with the Tao.
You! Yes you. Have
a nice day as I do.
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Tao Te Ching
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