The Spirit of the Fountain dies not.
It is called the Mysterious Feminine.
The Doorway of the Mysterious Feminine
Is called the Root of Heaven-and-Earth.
Lingering like gossamer, it has only a hint of existence;
And yet when you draw upon it, it is inexhaustible.
-- John C. H. Wu, Chapter 6, Tao Te Ching
We were watching the completion of a new doughnut shop in the town.
Lao Tzu said, "What makes a doughnut a doughnut?"
I asked, "Is this a trick question?"
Jesus said, "What is the value of my tomb?"
"Correct!" said Lao Tzu.
I stood confused.
My mind opened.
"Emptiness," I said.
We looked at each other and smiled.
We moved on.
It is called the Mysterious Feminine.
The Doorway of the Mysterious Feminine
Is called the Root of Heaven-and-Earth.
Lingering like gossamer, it has only a hint of existence;
And yet when you draw upon it, it is inexhaustible.
-- John C. H. Wu, Chapter 6, Tao Te Ching
We were watching the completion of a new doughnut shop in the town.
Lao Tzu said, "What makes a doughnut a doughnut?"
I asked, "Is this a trick question?"
Jesus said, "What is the value of my tomb?"
"Correct!" said Lao Tzu.
I stood confused.
My mind opened.
"Emptiness," I said.
We looked at each other and smiled.
We moved on.
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