The sage does not seek to change the world, but to change himself.
Daoist philosopher
Zhuangzi, Chapter 7, 'Fit for Emperors and Kings'
c. 4th century BCE
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"If a man has no way to control his desires, he is like a fish in a dry rut, waiting for the north wind to blow the water into it."
Strange & Unusual"To be able to keep the mind from being swayed by the winds of change, this is what I call joy."
Humorous"The sage is like a mirror. He does not welcome things, nor does he usher them away. He responds to them but does not store them. Therefore, he can triumph over things and not be injured."
Strange & Unusual"When you are fishing, you should not be thinking of fishing."
Humorous"Life comes to an end, but the Way does not."
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