Taoist Beliefs
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By: James Quirk
In Chapter 2 of the Tao Te Ching, Lao-Tzu introduces the concept of yin and yang. These complementary opposites define the natural universe. "Wu-wei" is also introduced. more...
By: James Quirk
In Chapter 1 of the Tao Te Ching, Lao-Tzu introduces Taoism and warns us against confusing the Tao of words with the Tao of direct experience. more...
By: Stephanie Cox
The Yin Yang is perhaps the equivalent of Christianity's Cross in important symbolism to Taoism. more...
By: Stephanie Cox
Faced with the daily stress of a consumer-driven economy and 60-hour work week, many busy Americans find solace in the Chinese philosophy Taoism. Is Taoism right for you? more...
By: Nathaniel Moya
Paradoxes and ambiguity are essential to Taoist philosophy. With an appreciation of the purpose and use of these paradoxes, Taoism can be understood in greater depth. more...
By: Nathaniel Moya
What does is really mean to feel sympathy for someone? Taoist philosophy presents a simple, yet complex answer. more...
By: W. Hommel
Why is ancestor worship important for Taoists? What is The Festival of the Spirits of the Dead? more...
Taoism vs. Buddhism and Shinto
By: W. Hommel
Understanding Buddhism and Shinto is important for Taoists, because many people across Asia practice Shinto, Taoism and Buddhism side by side. more...
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