The body is the temple of life. Energy is the force of life. Spirit is the governor of life. If one of them goes off balance, all three are damaged. When the spirit takes command, the body naturally follows it, and this arrangement benefits all Three Treasures. Wen Tzu Classic (First Century BC)
Heaven is clear and calm, earth is stable and tranquil. Humans who reject these virtues perish, while those who adopt them thrive. Huai Nan Tzu (First Century AD)
The Tao gave birth to the one source, The one gave birth to two things, Then to three things, Then to ten thousand... Tao Teh Ching (Third Century BC)
The yang transforms and the yin conserves. The yang and the yin manifest as movement and rest; yang moves to its utmost, then rests; yin rests to its utmost, then moves. Therefore, yin rests within yang, and yang moves within yin; the two are inseparably interwoven. It is thus as a single unit that they are one with the Tao. Chu Hsi (Eleventh Century AD)
Heaven is clear and calm, earth is stable and tranquil. Humans who reject these virtues perish, while those who adopt them thrive. Huai Nan Tzu (First Century AD)
The Tao gave birth to the one source, The one gave birth to two things, Then to three things, Then to ten thousand... Tao Teh Ching (Third Century BC)
The yang transforms and the yin conserves. The yang and the yin manifest as movement and rest; yang moves to its utmost, then rests; yin rests to its utmost, then moves. Therefore, yin rests within yang, and yang moves within yin; the two are inseparably interwoven. It is thus as a single unit that they are one with the Tao. Chu Hsi (Eleventh Century AD)
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