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Does the book describes binary mathematics (via the ying and yang) and how it can be used to describe basically all complexity and complex interactions ? Have y
by bamboozled 9mo ago
Does the book describes binary mathematics (via the ying and yang) and how it can be used to describe basically all complexity and complex interactions ? Have you read that bit? I heard Alan Watts mention it and I thought it was interesting.
- ProllyInfamous 9mo agoFrom Tao #42 >The ten thousand things carry yin and embrace yang. >They achieve harmony by combining these forces. ... >For one gains by losing. >And loses by gaining. ---- From Tao #28 >Knowing light and staying dark, be a pattern to the world. >Being the world's pattern of eternal unerring power is to go back again to boundlessness.