Me, too. Reminds me of something I wrote somewhere:
...Wu wei — the art of non-action, or non-doing. It’s not to be confused with inaction, mind you, for inaction refers to not doing something when something should be done. Rather, wu wei is for water what breathing is to us, or what revolving around the Sun is to the planets. That is, water doesn’t have to think about where it goes, it just goes. The planets don’t control their movements around the Sun, they just behave that way. It’s their Virtue. Nothing trees like a tree, or rocks like a rock, or humans like a human. In other words, to be one with the eternal Tao is to do without doing and still getting things done.
...So many people go through life, rushing about trying to accomplish. But, when we take a look at nature, we see that it doesn’t rush about, or get frustrated when things don’t go according to some plan, yet everything gets accomplished without fail. Trees grow, water flows, flowers bloom, the wind blows, birds fly, and the seasons change. We all live according to some sort of schedule, typically. But, nature does no such thing. Seasons change on their own and they don’t care what you’d rather the weather be like that day.
