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In fact, Lao-Tzu is quoted as saying, "To figure out the disease, look first at the diet. Steir's rules construct her frame, while meditation allows her to attain an inner condition in which action happens effortlessly, without interference--the wei wu wei (literally "doing not-doing") that Lao-tzu insisted on: "When nothing is done, nothing is left undone. Chinese philosopher Lao-tzu once said, ``A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step. |
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