Quote by Chuang Tzu

The torch of doubt and chaos is what the sage steers by.

The torch of doubt and chaos is what the sage steers by.

Summary

This quote suggests that wisdom comes from embracing uncertainty and navigating through chaos. It implies that rather than seeking stability and certainty, the wise individual recognizes the value of doubt and chaos as catalysts for growth and enlightenment. By embracing and accepting these challenges, the sage can chart a path towards knowledge and understanding, using doubt as a torch to illuminate their way forward.

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Doubt

By Chuang Tzu

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