It is true that "water always finds a way." That is the paradox of the Grand Canyon, seemingly created with water flowing uphill.
As for purity, I think it's overrated. I prefer my water rich in minerals from deep in the earth rather than distilled until it has no nutritional ability at all except to hydrate.
Water is fluid. Soft, and yielding. But water will wear away rock, which is rigid and cannot yield. As a rule, whatever is fluid, soft, and yielding, will overcome whatever is rigid and hard. This is another paradox: what is soft is strong. Peace to you...
If virtue is born in heaven ("heavenly virtue"); it certainly has the possibility of coming to fruition here on earth ("earthly virtue"). The key, as you suggest, seems to lie in the symbolism of water, that when level, balanced, and free embodies a kind of virtue.
Because we have an opportunity to choose our attitude and focus our intentions in the present moment, the world and our own personal lives are a reflection of our thoughts. It is our 360 degree review on how we think. Put simply, our job is to fully
In today’s secular environment the two worlds of science and spirituality are alien worlds, distinguished primarily by a deep-seated antagonism in which the principles of spirituality and the pragmatism of modern science exist face to face in a peren
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well said! lovely graphic
more please
keep writing
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As for purity, I think it's overrated. I prefer my water rich in minerals from deep in the earth rather than distilled until it has no nutritional ability at all except to hydrate.
Ron
if it allow to flow,
it can preserve its purity!
Quite sad for how much the world polluting water.
Thanks for sharing!
Love ya!
Jane
John