“Chuang Tzu’s parable that perhaps best illustrates the Taoist ideal concerns a cook who had discovered one lives best by following nature’s rhythms. The cook explained that his naturalness was easy after he learned to let intuition guide his actions. This approach he called practicing the Tao, but it is in fact the objective of Zen practice as well.”
Excerpt From: Hoover, Thomas. “The Zen Experience.”
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