Although also, the more wrong you do the right thing, the less right it is.
Smile, yes. It hints at what we've talked a lot about: that nothing stays fixed but changes. Can you give an example, though?
I really like that story about the king. I am searching for those kinds of little stories ... actually, I should start keeping track of them and make a collection.
Yes, of nothingness, nothing is said.
I am really bothered by over-actions. I live in a world where people cannot wait, cannot be patient, cannot give time, leisure, rest and feast when it's appropriate. Today is a hard day for me. I was listening to the German Corona Committee where a whistleblower talked about patience files and the (over)treatment of the old and sick in nursing homes and hospitals. It moved me so much, while out there is hypocracy on a grand scale. ... Sigh...
It's a difference to die by chance or by false and impatient/anxious or over-confident treatment.
Have a good morning :)
RE: Doing nothing: The reason why it is often the best option.