
Four ways to evaluate virtue in your life (chapter 54)
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In this episode, we look at the first part of chapter 54, which encourages us to be rooted in Te (virtue).
I start the episode sharing about how last Sunday I completely failed to live rooted in the Tao as the chapter says. The rest of the episode explores what it looks like to evaluate how we are doing as far as Taoist-Christian virtue goes by looking at four perspectives:
- Perspective of work
- Perspective of others
- Perspective of time
- Perspective of ourselves (read more about this in my post "Who am I?": https://www.coreyfarr.com/post/who-am-i-how-we-try-to-solve-our-identity-crises)
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