In his book The Abolition of Man he uses the word Tao to mean "a set of objective values that have been shared with only minor differences across many different cultures."
Tat. Wei has written: 'An exposition of the holy arctic canon regarding eternal truth and ultimate reality =' -- subject(s): Meditation, Reality, Spiritual life, Tao, Truth
The Tao that can be said is not the Tao. The Tao just is. It can not be considered or mentally labeled as anything. __________ "Tao" is roughly synonymous with "The Absolute," the I AM," or "The Law," existing beyond Time, and Space, and Change. It ever has been, ever is, and ever shall be. Ever Unique; Unconditioned; Immutable; Self‑Existent; Self‑Sufficient; Independent; Abstract; It dwells Unknowable, Unthinkable, Ineffable.
The 'Tao' is the ultimate self existent reality of the universe, from which all else, even Heaven, is derived, and on which all depends. The 'Tao', though impersonal, is a moral and spiritual principle. Heaven, which is only a part of nature and not a personal God, takes its law from the 'Tao'. Although the 'Tao' (or the Absolute, as European philosophy might call it) is unknowable in its inner essence, man should observe its operations, imitate its moral law in his conduct, mystically identify himself with it by religious exercises, and so become one with the ultimate reality.
Lewis Martial Cheong-Ton has written: 'Le grand tao'
John L. Lewis (A+) TAO
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From the Tao YIN-YANG.pyon, search + Yang, man's perpetual search for TRUTH (FREEDOM).
filial piety, respect overall...... inner beauty..... The great ultimate or Tao (generates Yon and Yang) and so on....... -Te lol
Dennis Lewis has written: 'Breathing As a Metaphor for Living' 'The Tao of Natural Breathing' -- subject(s): Breathing exercises, Holistic medicine, Dao yin 'Combat Zone' 'Natural Breathing'
In Taoism, the creation story comes from the Tao Te Ching, which describes the Tao (the Way) as the ultimate source of everything in the universe. The Tao is considered to be both the creator and the sustainer of all things, operating in a cyclical manner of creation, growth, decline, and transformation. This creation story emphasizes harmony, balance, and the interconnectedness of all things in the universe.
create a character then call him tao. this will unlock everything possible.
The Tao Te Ching emphasizes the limitations of language and names in understanding the true nature of reality. It suggests that the "nameless" or the ultimate essence of the Tao transcends all words and definitions. By recognizing that names are merely labels that can obscure deeper truths, the text encourages a return to simplicity and an appreciation for the ineffable aspects of existence. Ultimately, it teaches that the essence of the Tao cannot be fully captured or expressed through names.