146 Quotes by Leland Lewis

What is Tao?Here we see the vast limitation of concept and language. for however anyone might describe the Tao; be they wise man, scholar or fool, the Tao itself is always just beyond description or concept. Yet the infinite Tao itself just here, within and all around

The Tao Te Ching? A wonderful book to read and indeed to learn from. Yet the Tao itself is infinitely prior to and beyond all words from any book or language including these.

A duck may quack; or a goose might honk; but which is more accurately expressing Tao?

The Way is deep and broad and in all directions? Infinity.

Naming the Cat I called my cat 'mystery', she ignored the name; using some very cat-like disdain. Waiting a while I named her again, asking her spirit to share in the game. Now more allowing to me she came; still not releasing the cat-like disdain.

All will be as miraculous as you allow.

All is One. Infinitely beyond words, religions, or fixated belief structures; and beyond that; and beyond the beyond. Infinitely onward and inward as the Oneness of the All. Call it what you will, believe or disbelieve. The infinite Tao remains unaffected...

Yin and Yang are two aspects of three; with three being circular infinite and unifying spiraling into One... the Tao

There is no significant difference between Zen and Tao. They both embody the sacred Oneness of the All as a direct experience of Being-ness prior to and beyond any path or religion.