Round and round, like a wheel, no part of which is more the starting-point than any other.

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All things spring from germs. Under many diverse forms these things are ever being reproduced. Round and round, like a wheel, no part of which is more the starting-point than any other. This is called the equilibrium of God. And He who holds the scales is God.

Source Chuang Tzu, chapter 27, §2 · 📖 Read the full passage

✨ To meditate on today

According to Chuang Tzu, beneath the diversity of beings and their endless transformations lies one and the same law, like the potter’s wheel that shapes without ceasing: nature, shared by all, which creates a common ground of harmony between beings. Today, as you meet people very different from you, remember this common ground that connects you, and welcome each of them with this thought.

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