[See this article at philosophers.posterous, adapted from the first chapter of The Nature of the Beast]
… Taoism arose from the close observation of nature and people. It distills a higher wisdom than either of the crude world views that dominated the twentieth century. We can aspire to create economies that transcend the crude and unhealthy economic systems that arose from those twentieth century world views, and that provide for and nurture a healthy balance in the lives of people and societies. …
Reblogged this on some energy thing and commented:
Be sure to read the full article. The concept of the Tao – The Way – can be applied to life, health, and economics!
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