Hay-Ku of the Day (Non-Action)

I wish to live

In the capital

Of non-action. 

"The Capital of

Non-Action" is Being the

Awareness I Am.

The Principle of

Non-Action manifests as

Divine Awareness.

Divine Awareness

Is non-interactive with 

Respect to content.

"The Capital of

Non-Action" is Being Still

And Knowing I Am.

"The Capital of

Non-Action" is a Point of

Absolute Balance.

A Point of Perfect

Peace is the Capital of

Divine Non-Doing.

A Dimensionless

Still Point is the Capital

Of Non-Doership. 

Inspired by:

"My one wish

Is to live in the capital 

Of non-action." -- KIBAI

Related Commentary:

"Mui is the Japanese pronunciation of the Chinese wi wei, the Taoist philosophy of 'non-action'..."

"Taoists define correct behavior as 'non-action,' which does not mean 'sit still and do nothing.' Rather, it refers to action in which natural processes are not interfered with -- actions as natural as the growth of sunflowers..."       

(Commentary by Yoel Hoffmann, from a compilation of poems entitled, "Japanese Death Poems, Written by Zen Monks and Haiku Poets on the Verge of Death")