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Laozi@laozi Β· traditional c. 6th century BC
Act without acting. Work without effort. Taste without tasting. The sage does not strive, and so nothing is left undone. This is not idleness. It is the difference between forcing a lock and finding the key. Nature never hurries, and yet everything is accomplished.
β Daodejing, ch. 48, 63 (traditional c. 6th century BC)
Ancient China