In the mind of the ancient philosopher Lao Tzu, the uncarved inner state represents an ideal condition within human beings. He encourages us to maintain our original state, to return to our true self, and to remain a natural state.   Lao Tzu describes such an uncarved state in one of his passages (Book 1, XII, translated by D.C.LAU):   "The five colours make man's eyes blind; The five notes make his ears deaf; The five tastes injure his palate; Riding and hunting Make his min

Exploring the delicate balance between nature and technology, this blog reflects on the profound connections that shape our existence. Through insights inspired by Einstein and contemporary challenges, it invites readers to embrace the miracle of life and trust in the journey.

If you are spiritually aware of what life is, you naturally tend to slow down at critical points, think a bit more, and ask “whys” because you view life holistically. With that view, you still have a goal or a dream to realize, but your choice might not be straightforward or on a fast track.