When the mastercraftsman is fully immersed in the Creative Harmony, 
he has the innocence of a child. 
Like a child he holds no position,  
thus his perception is unobscured. [1] 

He has no preconception, thus he grasps things as they are. 
Not imposing judgment or expectation 
he allows his work to form according to its own nature. 
His non-resistance to the expression of the  
Creative Harmony increases his life force; 
working all day, he does not weary,  
such is the nature of harmony.  [2]

To know harmony is to know the essential. 
To know the essential is to be illuminated. 

To impose one's will is to bring disaster. 
To aggitate the mind with excessive thinking 
is to loose one's clarity. 
When things are taken to excess the Way of Harmony is lost. 
When the Way is lost one's work comes to nothing. 

[2]  “Therefore we must harken closely to our inner voice. We must strive through the penumbra of words to the core within... And then the inner voice breaks free--now feebly and now violently--from the words within which it dwells like a charm...
     If we will surrender our closed personalities, so full of tention, we are in a position to accept this magical principle of life, whether in thought, intuition, or in our relationships. For in fact we see every day beings who are absorbed in one another, whether in living or in teaching, aimless or with direction. So it is with every created thing, everything we can communicate, every constant in the flux of living; each one has its own principle which shapes it, keeps life in it, and maintains it in our consciousness. Thus it is preserved, like a rare species , from extinction. We may identify it with "me" or "you" according to our estimate of its scale or its infinity. For we set aside the self and personal existence as being fused into a larger experience. All that is required of us is to RELEASE CONTROL. Some part of ourselves will bring us into unison. The inquiring spirit rises from stage to stage, until it encompasses  the whole of Nature. All laws are left behind. One's soul is a reverberation of the universe. then too, as I believe, one's perception reaches out toward the Word, towards awareness of the vision.”