The man of Tao has no reputation; perfect virtue acquires nothing; the truly great man ignores self.

According to Chuang Tzu, the sage’s inner intuitions make him forget the distinctions between great and small: the person united with the Principle stays silent, seeks nothing and no longer has a self, for he sees all things joined into one. Today, at a moment when you would like to put yourself forward, choose to be silent and listen, feeling that you are part of a whole greater than yourself.