7. Merging with the Dust
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Master Gu and Eli talk about the Wudang Mountains. Serene and tranquil home to Taoism; also a popular tourist site. How do tourists and Taoists coexist? And what does the "dust" in chapter 4 of the Tao Te Ching mean? What is "merging with the dust" about? Master Gu has some simple yet powerful advice for Eli and everyone about how to maintain inner peace.
The poem at the start, 'I Am Wudangshan' is Eli's modest verbal DIY.
Find Master Gu at www.taoistwellness.com.
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