Lao-Tzu Quotes

We Join Spokes Together In A Wheel,
but It Is The Center Hole
that Makes The Wagon Move.
We Shape Clay Into A Pot,
but It Is The Emptiness Inside
that Holds Whatever We Want.
We Hammer Wood For A House,
but It Is The Inner Space
that Makes It Livable.
We Work With Being,
but Non-being Is What We Use.

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