Benjamin Hoff is the author of The Tao of Pooh in which he examines the philosophies of Winnie-the-Pooh (an anthropomorphic teddy bear) created by English author, A. A. Milne. 

It is apparent there is a big dose of ‘is-ness’, acceptance and Spirit in the Pooh stories. 

Benjamin Hoff

When you work with Wu Wei, you have no real accidents. Things may get a little odd at times, but they work out. You don’t have to try very hard to make them work out; you just let them. [...] If you’re in tune with the way things work, then they work the way they need to, no matter what you may think about it at the time. Later on you can look back and say, "Oh, now I understand. That had to happen so that those could happen, and those had to happen in order for this to happen…" Then you realize that even if you’d tried to make it all turn out perfectly, you couldn’t have done better, and if you’d really tried, you would have made a mess of the whole thing. Using Wu Wei, you go by circumstances and listen to your own intuition. "This isn’t the best time to do this. I’d better go that way." Like that. When you do that sort of thing, people may say you have a sixth sense or something. All it really is, though, is being sensitive to circumstances. That’s just natural. It’s only strange when you don’t listen.