My bad, I didn’t mean that. I have a biased non-spiritual interpretation of daoism that is probably wrong.
What we see as death are microorganisms taking things apart and integrating them into their lives.
I did read your comment in that sense and I think it’s 100% accurate. The “non-human life is also life” argument is what resonates with [my interpretation] of daoism.
And the koan-ish style of your comment, that also helps :).
Decay is a sign of life, not of death. When there is no life everything is preserved.
That sounds very !taoism@lemmy.world
A bit but I don’t mean it on a spiritual level. What we see as death are microorganisms taking things apart and integrating them into their lives.
My bad, I didn’t mean that. I have a biased non-spiritual interpretation of daoism that is probably wrong.
I did read your comment in that sense and I think it’s 100% accurate. The “non-human life is also life” argument is what resonates with [my interpretation] of daoism.
And the koan-ish style of your comment, that also helps :).