Blog summary by Month
Blogs for May 2016:
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⊢ when i begin ⊣ 834 words
➥ Sunday May 01, 2016 by: donnot
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✶ one thing that ✶ 699 words
➥ Monday May 02, 2016 by: donnot
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▸ sharing my gratitude ◂ 718 words
➥ Tuesday May 03, 2016 by: donnot
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😵 giving to others 😵 746 words
➥ Wednesday May 04, 2016 by: donnot
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∘ become as ∘ 603 words
➥ Thursday May 05, 2016 by: donnot
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😆 just an FYI, 😆 665 words
➥ Friday May 06, 2016 by: donnot
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≷ blessed to be ≷ 788 words
➥ Saturday May 07, 2016 by: donnot
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⫽ teachable ⫽ 742 words
➥ Sunday May 08, 2016 by: donnot
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↱ searching for ↲ 812 words
➥ Monday May 09, 2016 by: donnot
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∲ begin to ∳ 689 words
➥ Tuesday May 10, 2016 by: donnot
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↭ the simplicity ↭ 661 words
➥ Wednesday May 11, 2016 by: donnot
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⤼ the results ⤽ 816 words
➥ Thursday May 12, 2016 by: donnot
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‡ life gets … 860 words
➥ Friday May 13, 2016 by: donnot
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∴ mistakes ∴ 561 words
➥ Saturday May 14, 2016 by: donnot
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⋋ if released, ⋌ 910 words
➥ Sunday May 15, 2016 by: donnot
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≪ a sense of ≫ 787 words
➥ Monday May 16, 2016 by: donnot
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↳ defects ↰ 716 words
➥ Tuesday May 17, 2016 by: donnot
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— amends — 879 words
➥ Wednesday May 18, 2016 by: donnot
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∺ what i ∻ 832 words
➥ Thursday May 19, 2016 by: donnot
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★ coming out ☆ 704 words
➥ Friday May 20, 2016 by: donnot
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⦕ in many ways, ⦕ 820 words
➥ Saturday May 21, 2016 by: donnot
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☀ symptoms of ☼ 774 words
➥ Sunday May 22, 2016 by: donnot
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∵ amends and ∴ 759 words
➥ Monday May 23, 2016 by: donnot
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⦚ hopelessly locked ⦚ 744 words
➥ Tuesday May 24, 2016 by: donnot
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⋇ judging what happens ⋇ 669 words
➥ Wednesday May 25, 2016 by: donnot
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≍ the POWER ≍ 492 words
➥ Thursday May 26, 2016 by: donnot
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✓ meeting the ✖ 304 words
➥ Friday May 27, 2016 by: donnot
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⌕ as i understand ⌖ 772 words
➥ Saturday May 28, 2016 by: donnot
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⊊ carry me ⊋ 863 words
➥ Sunday May 29, 2016 by: donnot
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😎 feeling isolated :😎 683 words
➥ Monday May 30, 2016 by: donnot
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☈ leaving the problems ☇ 534 words
➥ Tuesday May 31, 2016 by: donnot
☯ The Tao that can be spoken is not the eternal Tao ☯
by Lao-Tse
Translated by James Legge
Book 1
2) Therefore the man of skill is a master (to be looked up to) by
him who has not the skill; and he who has not the skill is the helper
of (the reputation of) him who has the skill. If the one did not honour
his master, and the other did not rejoice in his helper, an (observer),
though intelligent, might greatly err about them. This is called 'The
utmost degree of mystery.'