El camino de Chuang Tzu (Pliegos de Oriente)

Merton's perspective bridges Eastern philosophy and Western spirituality. I'm curious about what motivated this particular focus.

The poetic form adds beauty but also layers of meaning. I'm wondering if it helped clarify the ideas or made them more open to interpretation.

The timeless wisdom of Chuang Tzu seems relevant today. Did any specific passages stand out as particularly applicable to modern life?