Great question! There is no specific "way" in the Tao Te Ching in that there is no action you could do that would be more or less on the right path. The "way" is freedom from your desire and freedom from your action. The more effort you put into trying to find the "way" the further away it is.
The Tao Te Ching says:
"Look, and it can't be seen.
Listen, and it can't be heard.
Reach, and it can't be grasped."
www.duhtao.com - for translations
The way is effortless and beyond comprehension. It happens when you aren't looking for it and can be as simple as touching your cheek after washing your face.
Daoists, or Taoists, live by three basic virtues known as The Three Treasures: compassion, frugality, and humility. Additionally, Taoists practice meditation, nutritious diet, and a focus on Chi which is the natural energy of the universe.
The Taoists practice many meditation techniques, each with different names.
many of the beliefs of taoists came from the Chinese philosopher named lao tzu... he wrote many books which include their beliefs...
In a sense Taoism is not so much a religion as a philosophy that is usually imposed on other religions. Taoists have a rather unspecific idea of divinity and afterlife. Most Taoists are Buddhists, who believe in reincarnation. Many Taoists are adherents of Chinese Folk Religions who seem to share a believe in afterlife centering around spirits of the dead who are the ancestors one should worship. Other Taoists are members of other religions with other beliefs.
People practice their beliefs because they have faith in their God. They want to show their loyalty to their God and that is why people practice their beliefs.
The Taoists are given credit for creating Tai Chi Chuan which is an internal martial arts style. The Taoists use martial arts in a very similar way to the Buddhists of Shaolin Temple. That is that the Taoists use the martial arts as a form of moving meditation, a method for cultivating chi, a way to keep their bodies in good physical condition, and they generally practice Tai Chi Chuan in order to teach themselves how to live and move more in harmony with Tao.
Taoists are most commonly found in China. They can also be found in Russia, Egypt, and California.
Taoists believe "Do not worry about worldly matters. Instead, meditate on nature."
Taoists believe "Do not worry about worldly matters. Instead, meditate on nature."
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Taoists practice ancestor worship. Many own ancestral tablets with the ancestors' names inscribed on them along with incense as a medium to communicate with the deities.
Taoists generally leave small offerings of fruit or vegetable in front of statues of the gods or the Immortals.