HOME | DD

Description
For this drawing I drew inspiration from the Tao's 4th Verse as it appears in Dr. Wayne Dyer's "Change your Thoughts, Change your Life":

"The Tao is empty but inexhaustible, bottomless, the ancestor of it all.

Within it, the sharp edges become smooth; the twisted knots loosen; the sun is softened by a cloud; the dust settles into place.

It is hidden but always present.
I do not know who gave birth to it.
It seems to be the common ancestor of all, the father of things."

With this I saw how I am: usually full of anxiety, stress, hard and fast rules, all tied up in what should be. But with in all of us it the ability to let go - we don't need an external power to "loosen the knots" as it says. To let go, be ourselves, it was always there to begin with. I just had to start by examining myself and looking deep.

Description
For this drawing I drew inspiration from the Tao's 4th Verse as it appears in Dr. Wayne Dyer's "Change your Thoughts, Change your Life":

"The Tao is empty but inexhaustible, bottomless, the ancestor of it all.

Within it, the sharp edges become smooth; the twisted knots loosen; the sun is softened by a cloud; the dust settles into place.

It is hidden but always present.
I do not know who gave birth to it.
It seems to be the common ancestor of all, the father of things."

With this I saw how I am: usually full of anxiety, stress, hard and fast rules, all tied up in what should be. But with in all of us it the ability to let go - we don't need an external power to "loosen the knots" as it says. To let go, be ourselves, it was always there to begin with. I just had to start by examining myself and looking deep.