Nature teaches…
A rose is not a sunflower
Boxwood is not a Dogwood tree
Even grass is not a lawn.
Yet scurrility
insists
on resisting
inherent differences.
Tao teachings celebrate the diversity of all things. And it is these very differences that make for a colorful, interesting life. Wouldn’t it be bland if everyone was exactly the same as you? There is a reason you are sui generis, that there is absolutely no one else exactly like you.
“You are absolutely unique, and the many differences between you and others are there for you to explore, embrace and enjoy.” – Derek Lin from The Tao of Joy Every Day: 365 Days of Tao Living
Featured photo by Fraizer Dunleavy on Unsplash
wRighTing My Life 
With God all things ARE possible. 🙂 ❤️
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Indeed WG. Hoping any affiliations or organizations or groups or communities or families teaches members how to respect & value the differences of each. GOD bless ❤️
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Yes, now if we can only appreciate that in each other instead of using it to divide us. 🙂
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🙂 ❤️
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Thank you WG! Glad to hear you. ❤️
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Thank you MisaeMich! Wishing you all the best as well. 🙂
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I love reading your poem WG! It suits very well in the photos. Indeed, diversity made this world beautiful. ♥️ Thank you & all the best. 🤗
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