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TaoPage is a structured educational guide to Taoism, with emphasis on Lao-tzu, the Tao-te ching, Taoist concepts and practice, I-Ching study, and online courses.

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What is Taoism?

Taoism is a way of life inspired by the writings of Lao-tzu and Chuang-tzu, focused on the imperative of following the Tao, the absolute principle. -> Explore Taoism

Tao-te ching & Lao-tzu

The principles of Taoism were defined by Lao-tzu in his famous Tao-te ching.

This work inspired a suite of disciples such as Chuang-tzu, who amplified and exemplified the basic concepts. -> Explore the Tao-te ching

Taoism also proposes specific meditation techniques that lead to emotional detachment and the preservation of vital energy.

What is I-ching?

Lao-tzu once said that he who can know the course of Heaven without the help of the I-ching is a true Son of Heaven.

This proves that Taoism is intimately connected with I-ching divination. -> Read about I-ching divination

Quotes - Alan Watts on Taoism.

Certain Chinese philosophers writing in, perhaps, the -5th and -4th centuries, explained ideas and a way of life that have come to be known as Taoism - the way of man's cooperation with the course or trend of the natural world...

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Tiger Master Lu's Sayings

Question: What does Taoism teach us about time?

Master Lu: Time as cosmic event or lifetime?

Q: Time as lifetime.

M L: Nothing. Taoism is not interested in time or things related to the flow of time. Time and the experience of time are part of life. They are elements of life such as breathing or nutrition. They can not be avoided nor should be avoided. Time is accepted as such no matter what we feel about it individually. Read more...

Taoism for the westerners: What is and What is Not?
Read the article written by Jhian

The three Sages: Lao-tzu, Buddha and Confucius If you ask a layman what he thinks it means to practice Taoism, you will find that you have to go to the church, pray to God, bring sacrifices, fast and participate in certain rituals. This is nothing new because it does not differ from what is happening in any church like the Christian one. Read more...

What If?

What if there's no separation,
What if "I" has fallen for its lie,
What if ignorance lead it astray,
What if there's no me to die?

What if every-thing's been provided,
What if all is shared,
What if no false identities,
What if nature truly cared?

What if no words spoken,
What if no sound,
What if stillness I AM,
What if in Presence IT found?

What if "I" let's go completely,
What if there's no me,
What if ALL IS one being,
What if only Truth could be?

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