When faced with indecision, do nothing until clarity arrives. This is the basic principle of Wu wei 無爲; wúwéi, 無為,
...a concept of Taoism that involves knowing when to act and when not to act.
Wu Wei implies natural, effortless action; as planets revolve around the sun, they do this revolving but without "doing" it; or as trees grow, they do but without "doing."
Lao-Tzu, ancient philosopher of China, observed…
“Seek not happiness too greedily,
and be not fearful of happiness.”
Food, this time, for thought.
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