2023年12月03日
「それ、なんの意味があるんですか？」を老子とあの方が論破
職場などでこういう発言が交わされる場面がありますね。
（★）を言いたくなったときや、言われて困ったときなどありますね。
そんなときは本記事を思い出してください。
■「それ、なんの意味があるんですか？」を老子が論破
「無用の用」という言葉があります。老子の言葉です。
本記事でこの言葉を覚えてお役に立ててください。
老子の教えによれば、
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これだけだとわかりにくいですね。
老子はこんな例を挙げます。
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これでかなり理解できましたね。
この「無用の用」を説く人をもう一人見つけました。
この方が挙げる例はとてもわかりやすいので、ご紹介します。
■「それ、なんの意味があるんですか？」を大川隆法氏が論破
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橋の上をみんな平気で歩いていますが、ただ、急流の上に架かる丸太橋であれば渡れない。しかし、どんな大きな橋であっても、人間が歩くために必要な幅というのは、わずか20cmか30cmです。2,30cmの幅があれば、人間は渡っていくことができます。ただ実際に、30cmの丸太橋が目の前に架かれば、これを渡っていける人はいない。丸太橋ではないところに気が取られて、落ちてしまいます。そうして、たいていの人は恐怖で足がすくんでしまって渡れない。
綱渡りでもそうです。屋上の上に綱を渡して、その上をバランスをとりながら歩いている人がいます。人々はあれを見ると、なんと危険な、あんなことができるものかと思います。ただ、地面の上に綱を渡して、この上を渡るなら誰でもできるのです。そのぐらいのことはできる。では、残りの部分、実際に渡らない部分は無駄かと言えば、無駄ではないということです。これを「無用の用」と言います。
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『不動心』（大川隆法 著）
分かりやすい例ですね。足がすくむ自分の姿が目に浮かびます（笑）
これで理解が深まりましたね。
■「無用の用」いかがでしたでしょうか？
ちなみに（★）は多くの場合、行動したくないときの言い訳です。
自分が（★）を言いたくなったら「無用の用」で行動力アップ！
部下や同僚が（★）を言っていたら「無用の用」を教えてみては？
ちなみに、大川隆法氏については、いろんなご意見があるでしょう。
（むしろ老子のことも、老子だからと絶対視することは危険）
教えは教えです。これをどう生かすかはあなた次第！
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＜機械翻訳＞
“What does that mean?” Lao Tzu and that person debated.
“What does that mean?” (★)
There are situations where such comments are exchanged in the workplace.
There are times when you feel like saying (★), or when you feel embarrassed when someone says it.
In such cases, please remember this article.
■Lao Tzu refutes the question, “What does that mean?”
There is a word called "useless use". These are the words of Lao Tzu.
Please remember these words and use them in this article.
According to Lao Tzu's teachings,
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Profit can be obtained by having something,
This is because ``absence'' exerts its effect in the shadows.
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It's hard to understand if this is all you have.
Lao Tzu gives this example:
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A wheel is made up of thirty wheels gathered at the center wheel.
It functions as a wheel precisely because there is a hole in its rim for the axle to pass through.
When making vessels, we knead clay.
Only when there is empty space in the vessel can it serve its purpose as a vessel.
Houses are made by hollowing out doors and windows.
The empty space of the house is what serves as a home.
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I understand this quite a bit now.
I found another person who preaches this "useless use".
The example he gave is very easy to understand, so I will introduce it to you.
■“What does that mean?” Ryuho Okawa refutes the question
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Everyone walks on the bridge without any problem, but if it's a log bridge over a rapid, they can't cross it. However, no matter how big the bridge is, the width required for humans to walk on it is only 20 or 30 cm. People can cross as long as it is 2.30cm wide. However, if a 30cm log bridge were built in front of us, no one would be able to cross it. He gets distracted by something that is not a log bridge and ends up falling. As a result, most people become paralyzed with fear and are unable to cross.
The same goes for tightrope walking. There are people walking on a rope while balancing on it. When people see that, they think, Wow, what a dangerous thing it could do. However, if you pass a rope on the ground and cross over it, anyone can do it. I can do that much. So, is the remaining part, the part that doesn't actually cross, not a waste? This is called "useless use."
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“Fudoshin” (written by Ryuho Okawa)
That's an easy example. I can see myself shaking my legs (lol)
Now you have a deeper understanding.
■What do you think of “Utou Yo”?
In this world, there are some laws that are common throughout the ages.
I hope to be able to introduce more things like this in the future.
By the way, (★) is often an excuse when you don't want to take action.
When you feel like saying (★), increase your energy by using “Futou Yo”!
If your subordinate or co-worker says (★), why not tell them about ``useless''?
By the way, there are many different opinions about Ryuho Okawa.
(In fact, it is dangerous to view Laozi as an absolute just because he is Laozi.)
A teaching is a teaching. How you make use of this is up to you!
