Good as water! So what is evil??

The four words "goodness is like water" come from the eighth chapter of Lao Tzu's "Tao Te Ching": "Goodness is like water." Water is good for all things without fighting, and it is evil for everyone, so it is more than the Tao.

Dwelling in a good place, a good heart, being kind and benevolent, good words and faith, good governance, good work, and good time. The husband is indisputable, so there is no especially. ”

Its literal meaning is: the highest good is like water. Water is good at helping all things without competing with them.

It stays in places that are not liked by the people, so it is close to the Tao. The virtuous people should live like water, be as deep as water, make friends like water, be sincere in speech, be as orderly as water, be omnipotent like water, and act like water. It is precisely because he has no quarrel with all things like water that he has no troubles.

When it comes to the ideological implications of this, it needs to be explained a little more.

Lao Tzu said: "The good is like water, and the water is good for all things without fighting, which is the virtue of humility; Therefore, Jiang Hai can be the king of a hundred valleys, and he can be the king of a hundred valleys with his goodness. The world is weaker than water, and the strong can win, this is Roude; Therefore, the soft is better than the strong, and the weak is better than the strong.

Because it does not exist, it can enter into nothingness, and from this we can know the benefits of teaching without words and doing nothing. ”

He believed that those who are good should be like water. Water benefits and nourishes all things, but does not compete with all things, which is the most humble virtue. The reason why Jianghai can become the destination of all rivers is because he is good at being in the position of the downstream, so he has become the king of the hundred valleys.

There is nothing softer in the world than water, yet it can penetrate the hardest things, nothing can surpass it, such as dripping water through stones, and this is where "Joude" lies. Therefore, it is said that the weak can beat the strong, and the soft can overcome the strong.

What is not visible can enter into something without gaps, and from this we know the teaching of "non-speech" and the benefits of "non-action".

Lao Tzu also said: "With its indisputability, the world can not compete with it, this is to imitate the water virtue." Water is more than the road; The Tao is omnipresent, the water is unfavorable, avoiding the high and tending to the down, not trying to go against the grain, and being good at the ground; The void is quiet and unfathomable.

Kindness is also the abyss; Loss is not exhausted, giving is not seeking retribution, and kindness is also ......

"Tao" is the general root of all things in heaven and earth, something that exists before concrete things, and it is also the basic law and origin of things. Therefore, "Tao" is something that each of us should know and understand. The virtue of water is the closest to the "Tao", and the "Tao" is everywhere, so there is no harm to water.

It avoids heights and tends downwards, so it is not hindered in any way. It can flow anywhere, nourish all things, and wash away the filth. It is in a deep pool, the surface is clear and calm, but unfathomable.

It flows endlessly, benefiting all things without expecting anything in return. Such virtues, even benevolence ...... goodness

What is evil??

It's also water! Water can carry a boat, but it can also capsize a boat. The best is evil, and the torrential rain and flood are also caused by it!

It's as evil as a stone, and I made it up myself.

Evil as dust. I made it myself.

Good as water! ", from the Tao Te Ching.

"I wrote it myself.

The evil is said to be unintentional and made up by himself.

The good is like water, and the water is good for all things without fighting

The good is like water, and the water is good for all things without fightingis evil to everyone, so it is more than the way.

Translation: The kindest people are like water. Water is good at nourishing all things without competing with all things, and stays in places that no one likes, so it is closest to the "Tao".

Commentary: The best is like water: the most meaningful. The best is the best. Here Lao Tzu uses the image of water to illustrate"Sage"It is the embodiment of the Tao, because the words and deeds of the saints are similar to water, and the virtue of water is close to the Tao.

Dealing with the evil judgment of everyone: that is, dwelling in a place where everyone does not want to go.

A few more than a word: a few, close to the number of liquids. That is, close to the Tao.

The good is like water, and the water is good for all things without fighting

Like the character of water, Ze is surrounded by all things without fighting for fame and fortune.

Good as water! "It is an idiom that refers to: like the character of water, Ze is surrounded by all things without fighting for fame and fortune. It is in a place that no one notices or a subtle place, so it is the closest to the Tao.

Water, colorless and non-attacking, in the square and the law, in the circle and the law round, no stagnation, it exists in nature in a variety of states, and there is nothing to violate in nature. The words of "Lao Tzu": "The goodness is like water, the goodness of water and Zen are beneficial to all things without fighting, and the evil of everyone (wù) is more than the Tao."

In Taoism, water is the best and the softest; The water is dense and dense, the small is silent, and the huge is turbulent; There is no dispute with people, but it accommodates all things. Water has the virtue of nourishing all things, it enables all things to get its benefits, and there is no contradiction or conflict with all things, and the way of life is nothing more than this.

Title: Good as water.

Unpretentious nature.

There is no need to be born, no need to enter the WTO.

Jumping out of the Three Realms, not in the Five Elements.

Pronunciation: shàng

shànruò

shuǐ解.

Interpretation: Perfection: the highest goodness, the most perfect; Water: This is a metaphor for a saint who has no quarrel with the world. To reach the state of perfection is almost like a saint.

Source: Lao Tzu's "Tao Te Ching Chapter 8": Good is like water. Water is good for all things, and it is not disputed; The evil of the people is more than the Tao. Dwelling in a good place, a good heart, a good heart, a good word, a good word, a good governance, a good work, and a good time. The husband is indisputable, so there is no especially.

There is also a hexagram in Zhou Yi that is the same as this meaning!