Seven lessons from water to help you live peacefully

Seven Lessons You can Learn From Water (Tao Wisdom) is a tao Wisdom Video originally from Lao Tzu.
Lao Tzu's thought is to follow nature, to use gentleness skillfully to deal with it, just like water, it is always weak and can still wear down mountain rocks.
Water is very weak and soft, not strong, but its durability makes it possible for water to wear away rocks by its flow. No matter how strong a rock is, it will be conquered by soft water. That's why Lao Tzu said, "There is nothing in the world that is as soft as water, but there is nothing that can be overcome by the strong." Since then, he also believes that flexibility is the way people should exist: "Soft overcomes hard, weak wins against strong, everyone knows it well." Lao Tzu's flexibility is talking about a broad, optimistic view of behavior, disregarding the strong.
Water flows low, peaceful, not fighting. Because you don't compete, you don't lose either. At the same time, water is friendly to all things, helps all things to prosper, so it is loved by all things. Humans, too, need to be humble, yield, tactful, try their best to help others, avoid competition, and don't carry a winning mentality.
Lao Tzu uses water to foster the true spirit of people, so that water has deep cultural connotations, and at the same time forms vast wisdom.
00:20 - 1. Dwelling with the right location
00:58 - 2. Feeling with great depth
01:47 - 3. Giving with great kindness
02:30 - 4. Speaking with great integrity
03:08 - 5. Governing with great administration
03:49 - 6. Handling with great capability
04:28 - 7. Moving with great timing
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