Articles related to "Tao Te Ching"

Shining light onto the most important and integral texts to both religious and philosophical Taoism helps narrow the reader's search for essential reading.

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.

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.

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.

Learn more about the origin and history of Taoism-an ancient Chinese philosophy that is both a way of life and a religion.

Dr. Wayne Dyer studied the Tao te Ching for a year and in this book interpreted the 81 poems for modern times. The result is a poweful manual for conscious living.

George Harrison's first song to be released on a single was written in India, and its lyrics are taken from a holy Taoist text. But its melody had a surprising source.

What does is really mean to feel sympathy for someone? Taoist philosophy presents a simple, yet complex answer.

Who is Lao Tzu, and what were some of his teachings? Did he really exist? Explore the history behind one of Taoism's most important figures.

When did Taoism become popular in Chinese society? How did this religion expand in the Han Dynasty?

The uses of not -- the empty spaces that make things useful, the pauses between actions where thinking is possible -- a place of peace amid chaos.

This article discusses the ultimate goal of unity of yoga practice by remembering its history and purpose.

The importance the Taiwanese place on religion is evident everywhere you look in Taiwan. From Taoism to Buddhism to Christianity, the Taiwanese are deeply religious.

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?

Myss discusses the pitfalls of splitting the mind in search of another time and place, instead of centering the mind in the present moment.

A central tenet of Taoism is the belief in the Tao ("the Way.") According to the official book of Taoism, the Tao is intangible, omnipresent, and a model for life.

Best-selling author Wayne Dyer doesn't believe old habits die hard. In fact, he thinks learning to stop making excuses is easy, and can lead to happiness and success.

Dr. Wayne Dyer is a speaker, writer and teacher often seen on PBS. His new spiritual self-help book, Excuses Begone! will motivate readers to be all that they wish to be.

Qingyang Gong or the Green Ram Temple is the oldest Taoist temple in Sichuan Province and is still a thriving center of spiritual study.