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"Animals," said Lao Tzลญ, "that eat grass do not mind a change of pasture. Creatures that live in water do not mind a change of pond. A slight change may be effected so long as the essential is untouched.
Source Chuang Tzu, chapter 21, ยง5 ยท ๐ Read the full passage
โจ To meditate on today
According to Chuang Tzu, Lao Tan explains that the animals of the steppe and the fishes become attached to no particular place, and that is why no change disturbs their peace. Today, if something unexpected makes you change place, plan or schedule, welcome it with flexibility and look for what new thing it offers you.
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