You are the river. And then if you try to get in the way of the Tao, in the way of the river, that you're fighting that current, that that's going to cause disbalance, disharmony in your life. That their number one philosophy for most Taoists is wu we, which means action by non-action, by not trying to fight the characteristics of who we are, of our own intuition, of what comes in front of us, of not dwelling on the past, of just being in the flow of the universe, to be with the Tao. They believe, number two, in simplicity, that it is just best to be simple and not to overthink things and try to figure things out. They believe, number three, in being spontaneous, that you to react with the situation in front of you. Life unfolds moment by moment, and it's best to be in that moment and not to think about the past and not to think about the future. That's why there's very little discussion about God in Taoism, because that, like Tao itself, is undefinable, indescribable, and it's just kind of a fool's journey to go down that road.