Lao Tzu Called His Path The Watercourse Way For Many Reasons. First, Water Is Soft, Humble, Seeks The Lowest Place. It May Rain On Everest But The Water Doesn T Remain There; It Starts Running Towards The Valley. And The Valley, Too, It Will Reach The Deepest Part. It Is Non-Ambitious. It Has No Ambitions To Be The First. To Be Like Water Means To Be Utterly Happy In Being A Nobody. Second, Water Means Movement. It Is Always Moving, And Whenever It Is Not Moving It Becomes Dirty, Impure, Even Poisonous. It Dies. Its Life Is In Movement, In Dynamism, In Flow. The Whole Life Is A Flow, Nothing Is Static. Osho Tao Means Being. It Believes In This Moment; It Has No Idea Of Future. If You Can Live In This Moment In Purity, In Silence, In Spontaneity, Then Your Life Is Transformed. Not That You Transform It Tao Transforms It, The Whole Transforms It. You Simply Allow The River To Take You To The Ocean; You Need Not Push The River. Osho
