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The TAO
Taoism
"A Chinese religion
and philosophy that sees the universe as engaged in ceaseless motion and
activity. All is considered to be in continual flux. The universe is
intrinsically dynamic. The process is described in terms of Yin and Yang
that should be balanced or harmonized through yoga, meditation, etc., to
promote spiritual wholeness. According to legend, Taoism founder Lao-tzu
wrote Tao Te Ching ("The Way and Its Power")
about 550 BC."
Source:
Reiki" Laozi (Chinese:
老子;
Hanyu Pinyin:
Lǎozǐ;
Wade-Giles:
Lao Tzu; also Lao Tse, Laotze, Lao Zi, and in
other ways) was an
ancient
Chinese
philosopher.
According to Chinese tradition, Laozi lived in the
6th century BC,
however many historians contend that Laozi
actually lived in the
4th century BC,
which was the period of
Hundred Schools of Thought
and
Warring States Period,
while others contend he was a mythical figure."
Source:
Wikipedia
"A Chinese religion
and philosophy that sees the universe as engaged in ceaseless motion and
activity. All is considered to be in continual flux. The universe is
intrinsically dynamic. The process is described in terms of Yin and Yang
that should be balanced or harmonized through yoga, meditation, etc., to
promote spiritual wholeness. According to legend, Taoism founder Lao-tzu
wrote Tao Te Ching ("The Way and Its Power")
about 550 BC."
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