Barb+Oborna+-+The+Tao+of+Pooh

The Tao of Pooh Benjamin Hoff Barbora Oborna and that Something More is what life is really all about." -Benjamin Hoff (pg. 31) ** ||
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 *  || **"It's just that there is Something More,

Taoism is about going with the flow of life. Not worring about things that go wrong but accepting them. The practitioners of Taoism hold their respect of themselves and the people around them in great importance.

they have little respect for themselves, and are therefore easily influenced by others." (pg. 57) ** ||
 * || **"Having little understanding of themselves,

The book itself is told by the narrator and author, Benjamin Hoff with interuption here and there by Pooh Bear and his friends. It is told as Hoff is writing it and the many small conversations he has with the bear are also recorded.


 * || "Music is the space between the notes. (pg. 147) ||

Taoism is applicable in all aspects of life. If one lives by its simple practices a person can acchieve things without seeming to do anything. That is the beauty of Pooh Bear. He seems to just sit around all day and eat hunny absentmindedly, and yet he always manages to find the solution to problems before the wise Owl, the Busy rabbit, or the Pessimistic Eeyore.

All in all this book was a very informative. It was short but sweet. It explained the sometimes confusing and incomprehensible concept of Taoism in a way that is easy to understand using a character that is close to the of most everyone.