Turning Awareness Outward: Nine Ways of Cultivating the Tao

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TLDR: Cultivating harmony with the Tao involves understanding unity, yin and yang, following the ways of heaven and earth, and living in harmony with the four seasons to achieve inner peace and vitality. 1. 00:00 🌱 Cultivating harmony with the Tao involves understanding unity, yin and yang, and following the ways of heaven and earth, while living in harmony with the four seasons and cultivating stillness and harmony for the spirit to thrive. 1.1 Cultivating harmony with the Tao involves understanding the unity of all things, the emergence of yin and yang, and following the ways of both heaven and earth. 1.2 Living in harmony with the four seasons and cultivating stillness and harmony is essential for the spirit to thrive. 2. 01:58 🌱 Cultivating the Tao involves understanding the connection between the human body and the universe, and conserving energy to maintain the essence and energy of life. 2.1 The human form develops in the womb over ten months, with different body parts forming in each month. 2.2 The human body mirrors the macrocosm of heaven and earth, and by conserving energy and cultivating the spirit, one can maintain the essence and energy of life. 3. 04:27 🌱 The sage cultivates clear awareness by minimizing desires, harmonizing the viscera, and directing gaze away from worldly affairs to avoid confusion of the senses. 3.1 When the energy is secure within, desires are minimal, and the five viscera are in harmony, awareness is clear and not cluttered, allowing for clear sight and hearing. 3.2 The sage avoids fortune and misfortune by clearing attachments, taming emotions, and directing gaze away from worldly affairs to avoid desires and confusion of the senses. 4. 06:10 🌿 To attain health and longevity, live in emptiness, follow natural cycles, know the tao, and be at peace with both ugliness and preciousness, while embracing virtue and cultivating spiritual energy. 4.1 To attain health and longevity, one must live in emptiness and inaction, follow natural cycles, know the tao, not be attached to material things, and be at peace with both ugliness and preciousness. 4.2 Be in tune with yang and movement consciousness, live in accordance with the times, respond to activity and emptiness, embrace virtue, and cultivate spiritual energy. 5. 08:06 🌿 Living in harmony with the dao leads to success, freedom from worldly concerns, and contentment, allowing for clarity and resilience. 5.1 Harmony with the dao leads to success and freedom from worldly concerns, allowing for clarity, resilience, and contentment. 5.2 The sage lives contently, without indulging in emotions or possessions, and is rooted in the source, allowing her to live harmoniously without being tempted by gain, reward, or power. 6. 10:35 🌱 Cultivate simplicity, virtue, and moderation, clear your spirit of desires and attachments, and direct consciousness outward to dissolve attachments and desires. 6.1 Respect the universe, value life, cultivate simplicity, virtue, and moderation, and do not let desires and emotions control you. 6.2 Clear spirit leads to peace and clarity, taming emotions and directing consciousness outward helps dissolve attachments and desires. 6.3 Live simply, without desires for possessions or fame, be honest, exercise virtue and integrity, and clear your spirit of desires and attachments to be unaffected by gain, loss, sights, and sounds. 7. 13:39 🌿 Cultivating stillness, non-attachment, and understanding emptiness leads to virtuousness, peace, and the beginning and end of all things. 7.1 The way of the sage is to cultivate stillness, non-attachment, and contentment in order to be virtuous and at peace. 7.2 Focusing on worldly matters and being attached to little things can lead to anxiety and worry, blocking the circulation of energy and causing a dissipation of generative energy. 7.3 The way of heaven is the sacred way, and understanding emptiness and stillness leads to the beginning and end of all things. 8. 16:11 🌱 The sage cultivates humility, values simplicity, and embraces the feminine to achieve inner peace and vitality. 8.1 Heaven cultivates humility, rulers should not view their country as their possession, and the display of wealth and power is short-lived. 8.2 The sage lives in accordance with the dao, cultivates humility and softness, values the feminine, reveres life, and understands the meaning of responsibility. 8.3 The sage values simplicity, yields to different conditions, and follows the path of the feminine, while the mundane person craves power and status and dismisses those without it. 8.4 The wise person should hold on to simplicity, humility, carefulness, contentment, and selflessness, and cultivate stillness and clarity to transcend happiness and sadness. 8.5 Cultivating the Tao involves harmonizing the spirit, regulating energy, and embracing simplicity to achieve inner peace and vitality. 8.6 Sages live in leisure and freedom, are tuned to everything but not attached, see changes but hold on to the permanent, and understand without reasoning, favoring simplicity, humility, clarity, and primal oneness of the dao.

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Ok Narrated by: Gabra Zackman ... but who wrote this?

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Exactly

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The sages

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The dao is christ and christ is that dao

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And Muhammad, Abraham and Buddha