The Four Rules of
Living According to Lao Tzu
This engaging video highlights the four rules of living recommended by Chinese philosopher
Lao Tzu. The ancient Master said that living and practicing these noble virtues
can open you to higher wisdom and greater happiness.
These 4
cardinal virtues are found in the Tao Te Ching, a collection of sayings
expounding the principal Taoist teachings. It has 81 short poetic verses packed
full of universal wisdom for politics, society and life. It aims to support
personal harmony through the right view and understanding of existence.
Four cardinal
virtues are as follows:
1.
Gentleness:
Kindness in Words creates Confidence.
Kindness in Thinking creates Profoundness.
Kindness in Giving creates Love.
Being kind is more important being correct or
asserting your own beliefs. So give up the need to be right.
Do not try to dominate.
Live in harmony
2.
Natural Sincerity
Be sincere
Be Authentic
Find peace with yourself.
Help others along their paths
3.
Reverence for all Life
Living in the moment brings you a sense of reverence
for all of life’s blessings. Respecting all forms of life is essential for
harmony.
Trying to dominate & control all life only leads
you away from enlightenment.
Love is freedom.
4.
Supportiveness
Be supportive. Let go of the Ego.
Supporting ourselves and others brings about the
highest happiness/
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