Walking meditations on Tao Te Ching

Dear friends
During this event we will concentrate on verses from chapter 27 of Tao Te Ching. We will reflect together this chapter and then will go for a 20 minute walking meditation in the park!!
Tao Te Ching by Lao Tzu is a chinese classical text with 81 verses of wisdom. Though Tao Te Ching has been interpreted subjectively according to who is reading it, for a seeker on the path of wisdom it is a wonderful and precise guide to the process of becoming an enlightened being, to accomplish, within oneself, a high level of spiritual cultivation.

Verse 27 of Tao Te Ching

"Those who are good at walking leave no tracks;
those who are good at speaking make no mistakes;
those who are good at calculating need no counters;
those who are good at closing things need no lock
yet what they close cannot be opened.
Those who are good at tying
use no rope,
yet what they tie cannot be untied.
This is why the sage is good at helping people
and abandons no one.
She is good at caring for things
and so rejects nothing.
This is called penetrating brightness.
Therefore the good person is the teacher
of those who are not so good.
Those who are not so good
are the students of the good person.
If one does not honor one’s teacher
and if the teacher does not love her students,
although there will be much knowledge,
there will also be much confusion.
This is called great mystery (yao miao)."

I welcome you towards a fruitful reflection and meditation experience!!