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75Dudeism, is that some sort of Eastern thing?
An examination of the connection between Dudeism and Toaism. Contemplating Dudeism's Eastern origins.
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74A Guide: What Is Qigong?
What is Qigong is a guide to help you quickly understand this ancient Taoist tradition. Qigong can be compared to yoga, but it has Traditional Chinese Medicine and Buddhist influences. Applications and techniques of qigong range from martial arts to healing from health disorders.
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81Tao Te Ching... the Source of the Way
Very Brief History China has had a long history filled with changing dynasties, technological advancements, periods of high art and culture as well as long periods of war. During a tumultuous warring period called Chūn Qiū (722 b.c.e.- 476...
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81Tao-te-Ching, Bible Proverbs 4:23, and Living with Strongest Passion and Meaning
Lao-tzu’s Tao-te-ching and Proverbs 4:23 both provide wisdom on how the values we hold in our hearts determine our actions.
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73TAO TE CHING.. Verses 6-10
Verses 6-10 of the Tao Te Ching, Including an explanation of each verse.
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74Why you should “empty your cup”
Sometimes we find so much clutter and junk in our lives that we don't know what to do. We must throw out old stuff in order to let new things or new energy come into our lives.
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77Taoist Quotes and Sayings
Taoism is a philosophical path, although it is considered to be a religion to, and was founded by Lao Tzu in ancient China. Lao Tzu is the author of the Tao Te Ching which explains the Taoist concepts. Tao, also pronounced "Dao" means "the way", and...
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66How to Preserve Wealth - Guide to Long-term Security
Wearing fine clothes, Bearing sharp swords, Glutting with food and drink, Hoarding wealth and possessions; These are the ways of theft, And distant from the Way. [Tao Te Ching] Wealth is at once a source of security and also a source of anxiety....
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71The Unexpected Beauty of Wabi-Sabi
As a writer and contemplative person, I enjoy concepts that refocus my attention in new and surprising ways. When we reach midlife, there's a budding awareness that the pursuit of more, the abundant learning of facts, and the relentless jockeying...
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69TAO TE CHING.. Verses 1-5
Verses 1-5 of the Tao Te Ching, including an explanation of each verse.
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