HOLISTIC LIFESTYLE

The Great Learning teaches, “Only when one is settled can one be tranquil; only when tranquil can one be at peace.” This timeless insight...

The Tao Te Ching begins one of its most profound lessons with a line: “The best rulers are those whose existence the people barely...

The Doctrine of the Mean reminds us, “The Way is not far from man.” In this simple truth lies a profound revelation—the sacred does...

The Analects remind us, “The superior person is watchful over themselves when alone.” This principle of (shen du), or self-vigilance in solitude, speaks to...

Zhuangzi once wrote, “Life has its limits, but knowledge has none.” This simple statement, found in The Nourishment of Life, captures the essence of...

The Analects record Confucius saying, “The benevolent find peace in benevolence; the wise benefit from benevolence.” This elegant line bridges two timeless virtues—wisdom (zhi)...

Confucius once said, “Learning without thought is labor lost; thought without learning is perilous.” This teaching from the Analects captures the heart of education—not...

Su Dongpo once wrote, “Who says youth never returns? The river before my door still flows west.” It is a line full of grace...