Questioning Laozi's Thought?

How can I put it? I don't think you wouldn't understand this if you didn't live in that country. Laozi, in my opinion, is a master who knows the secrets of everything in the universe. He can see that everything is endless and changeable. He can see that these changes are all in a very simple truth, and he can see right and wrong clearly. At the same time, he knows that these right and wrong are just fleeting clouds, and nothing can escape that simple truth. So he thinks that truth is a natural life, and nothing can get to the point.

We are confused because we don't live at that level. If you deliberately understand it, it may just be a fallacy. There will be many experiences in life, maybe you will understand it after a few years and decades, or you may not, but what does it matter?

If you are still pushing yourself, of course you don't understand. But maybe this is a necessary step for understanding.

I also read the explanations written by others in senior three, but I didn't feel good at all. Now I think I'm a man of god.