Work must be acted out as it is surely required in some way or another. This is how to make work a spiritual practice. Remain centered and harmonious even as the action takes place.

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"My daily activities are not unusual, I am just naturally in harmony with them...my supernatural power and marvelous activity, drawing water and carrying firewood." Layman P'ang.
I was reminded about Deepak Chopra's words here: every life is (equally) spiritual :)
What is the sound of one cow napping?
Muoo
I never saw a dolphin wake up at 5.30am to beat the rush hour.
Humans deliberately make work harder for themselves than it needs to be.
. . . gee, you've obviously not spent enough time in your scuba diving gear Ta-Wan ;-)
Work is not work when you enjoy it!
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