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esoteric, especially: history of science , early Chinese philosophy (especially the Zhuangzi and the Laozi ), Nietzsche , and Indian music (mainly ... Or maybe the best and most sagacious thing I can do for the world is to be a "useless tree" (as per the Zhuangzi).
Chinese philosophy and theory guide me most directly, but as Zhuangzi would say, I'm all about, "Free & Easy Wandering. ... (A) Zhuangzi , Mencius , The Stars, My Destination , and No Death, No Fear .
(a) Ludwig Wittgenstein (his later work), Zhuangzi (also spelled Chuang-tzu ), Martin Heidegger , Wendy Doniger, Roald Dahl, Louis Sachar, Kurt Vonnegut, Elizabeth Gilbert, Jorge Luis Borges, and I really like folk tales .
), Camus , Siji Tzu , Bachelard , Liezi ( Lieh Tzu ), Erick Fromm , Nagarjuna , Marcuse , Derrida , Adorno , Mootori , Heraclitus , Dogen , Zhuangzi , Jung , Caputo , Parmenides , Kuki Shuzo , Empedocles , Wagner , Hui Neng , Rosa Luxembourg , Holderlin , Meister Eckhert , Kukai , Simon Critchley ,
Once and again, the stuff that dreams are made of
Once Zhuangzi saw a
dream that he was a butterfly.
A thought on breaking up and friendship.
So interestingly enough I really should be working on my Daoism
paper rather than working on this random journal entry, but
whatever I don’t feel like delving into Zhuangzi right now.
a small joy...
I was in the coop today, picked up a book by His Holiness, the
Dalai Lama and then smiled as I walked past a translation of
Zhuangzi (Chuang-tzu).
on atheism and faith
I mean, Zhuangzi has about as
much to do with how Taoism has been mostly believed and practiced
as Meister Eckhart does with Christianity.
Inspiring Quotations
All the while they claim to be just
on the point of attaining happiness" ~Zhuangzi"All conditioned
things are impermanent.
