Blog summary by Month
Blogs for September 2005:
-
∞ values ∞ 58 words
➥ Thursday September 01, 2005 by: donnot
-
∞ clearing the clutter ∞ 124 words
➥ Sunday September 04, 2005 by: donnot
-
∞ not much of anything ∞ 111 words
➥ Sunday September 11, 2005 by: donnot
-
α seeing more α 299 words
➥ Monday September 12, 2005 by: donnot
-
α am i missing something? Ω 298 words
➥ Tuesday September 13, 2005 by: donnot
-
∞ secret reservations?? ∞ 429 words
➥ Wednesday September 14, 2005 by: donnot
-
↔ the void and how i fill it ↔ 284 words
➥ Thursday September 15, 2005 by: donnot
-
∞ defining my emotional balance ∞ 423 words
➥ Friday September 16, 2005 by: donnot
-
α emotional and spiritual recovery Ω 180 words
➥ Saturday September 17, 2005 by: donnot
-
∞ on being myself ∞ 284 words
➥ Sunday September 18, 2005 by: donnot
-
∞ sharing stuff ω 320 words
➥ Monday September 19, 2005 by: donnot
-
↔ accepting the courage to change ↔ 268 words
➥ Tuesday September 20, 2005 by: donnot
-
α practicing prayer ω 650 words
➥ Wednesday September 21, 2005 by: donnot
-
∞ my recovery is not a car ∞ 395 words
➥ Thursday September 22, 2005 by: donnot
-
∞ living my commitment ∞ 352 words
➥ Friday September 23, 2005 by: donnot
-
α larger than my problems α 496 words
➥ Saturday September 24, 2005 by: donnot
-
∞ i have never died from a feeling ∞ 381 words
➥ Sunday September 25, 2005 by: donnot
-
∞ looking for defects in others ∞ 313 words
➥ Monday September 26, 2005 by: donnot
-
α fearing failure -- fearing help Ω 322 words
➥ Tuesday September 27, 2005 by: donnot
-
∞ trading despair for hope ∞ 340 words
➥ Wednesday September 28, 2005 by: donnot
-
∞ right now -- i am free ∞ 397 words
➥ Thursday September 29, 2005 by: donnot
-
α i have a gift?! α 210 words
➥ Friday September 30, 2005 by: donnot
☯ The Tao that can be spoken is not the eternal Tao ☯
by Lao-Tse
Translated by James Legge
Book 2
3) Therefore when the sovereign occupies his place as the Son of Heaven,
and he has appointed his three ducal ministers, though (a prince)
were to send in a round symbol-of-rank large enough to fill both the
hands, and that as the precursor of the team of horses (in the court-yard),
such an offering would not be equal to (a lesson of) this Tao, which
one might present on his knees.