laissez faire, laissez passer, I liked that philosophy since I understood it. Many times people believe that the espotaneo order is about being totally adrift and doing nothing, as if the matter were not given importance, and it is just the opposite, it is to grant its just importance, but understanding that the best thing is not Do nothing. I like to apply this idea in the social aspect, and also to personally, although without a doubt, the latter is much more difficult, letting things happen in their natural order becomes difficult, when it affects us personally and directly.
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Intriguingly, letting things alone doesn't come "naturally" even though it is natural. This sayss a lot about the condition of our minds.