While Sun Tzu’s Art of War (written around 500 B.C.) doesn’t literally use the words SuperME, Purpose, Love, or Gratitude, it expresses these energies through strategy, leadership, and human nature. Let’s explore where — both directly and symbolically — these ideas live within the text. ⚔️ 1️⃣ Purpose — “Dao” (The Way) Where: Chapter 1: Laying Plans (始计篇) “The Way (道) causes the people to be in harmony with their leaders, so that they will follow them through life and death without fear of danger.” This is the spiritual root of all strategy — Dao, or Purpose. Sun Tzu begins his entire philosophy here: before calculation, before weapons, before war — there must be alignment with The Way. In SuperME terms: Purpose gives meaning to action. Without Purpose, effort scatters. With Purpose, even the smallest act carries power. So, Dao = Purpose — the higher reason why we act, not just what we do. 💖 2️⃣ Love — “Win Hearts Before You Win Battles” Where: Chapter 3: Attack by Stratagem (谋攻篇) “To...
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