Wei Wu Wei Ching vs Daisy

Wei wu Wei Ching puts a collection of diamond cutting tools in the pocket of anyone who wants to realize enlightenment, the Self, Big Mind. While realization ultimately cannot be surrounded or captured with words, along the way they have power. It is possible to catalyze the transformation of ordinary understanding into Diamond Mind with them. The text is configured as an oracular text, just like the I Ching, to facilitate concentration upon a particular teaching with respect to a specific question. It centers primarily around wei wu wei, the ancient Taoist notion that translates roughly to “doing not-doing”. By whatever name or not-name, this practice is the core teaching of every enlightenment tradition in the world. This free app includes a consulting tool, a journaling tool, and the complete odd-numbered passages. Full book content is available through an In-App Purchase. The teachings of the Wei wu Wei Ching are sourced in Tao, Ch’an, Zen, Sufism, Native American spirituality, Tibetan Buddhism, Advaita, yoga, and other traditions less easily named. Whichever the source, they transmit the heart and soul of enlightened living.

Every pet comes with questions. Daisy helps you take the next right step. From the first day home to the everyday care moments that come later, Daisy gives pet parents AI-powered guidance, reminders, records, and vet-visit prep in one simple app. Use Daisy when you are wondering about behavior, health, nutrition, routines, training, documents, or what to do next. Daisy learns from your pet’s profile and helps turn care questions into simple, practical steps. Whether you are a new adopter, a puppy or kitten parent, or an experienced pet parent facing a new stage, Daisy is built to help you feel calmer, more organized, and more confident. With Daisy, you can ask care questions, create reminders, store records, prepare for vet visits, and follow simple next steps through the first 90 days and beyond. Daisy is not a replacement for veterinary care. For urgent symptoms, emergencies, or medical decisions, contact your veterinarian or an emergency veterinary clinic.