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The Tao of Pooh

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Philosophy

 

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Robert S

 

Date added:

August 21, 2011

 

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University

 

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A

 

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Pooh never worries about anything. He is called, "The Uncarved Block." This means that everything is in its simplest form. Also, Pooh represents the joys of childhood or the joys of being a child. He has no worries and no responsibilities, he just is. He does not do much thinking before doing things, he just does them...
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He has no worries and no responsibilities, he just is. He does not do much thinking before doing things, he just does them. He goes with the flow of things and that is why his life is so simple and worry-free. The Tao of Pooh also shows how not to live life. One of the characters he uses is Rabbit and he is always rushing and is always fast to do things...
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