Zohar answers, “As Star Seeds it is
important that you practice Wu Wei. This is a principle of non-doing. You must
be in a perpetual state of non-doing or non-forcing, traversing life such that you
most naturally follow the Tao. When you travel the path of We Wei, the path of greatest
affinity, then you allow life to happen rather than trying to force it to
happen. Along this path, as along no other, you will find synchronicities that
will aid you, and guides that will help you as you travel. You will find
enjoyment and ease.
“All other paths require undo effort and are not so
rewarding as the path of allowing. Other paths feel like walking uphill,
against the wind. Like Sisyphus, you are perpetually rolling a bolder up a
mountain. This is so hard to do. It drains you. It saps you of your vital life
energy. By practicing Wu Wei, you find yourself walking downhill with the wind
at your back and no bolder to push. So much easier! You find yourself energized
by life.
“Practice Wu Wei and you will quite naturally walk headlong
into your greatest potential, your greatest destiny. Until you begin to follow
through life by the Wu Wei you will feel frustrated and out of place, like you
are missing something important. Of course, you are missing out on something
important. It is life! ‘The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation,’ said
one of your philosophers. Do not be one of those masses. Wake up! Awaken to full life and begin to live in earnest.”
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