Taoism

Shun Shen Tao means "The Easy Spiritual Way". It refers to a Brilliant/Miraculous System of Applied Healing and Therapy. It stems from the Martial Art Shun Tao Kung Fu.

No!

from TAO

The yin yang is a circle that turns, and exists as nothing but a circle. rotating or flipping the circle means nothing. The yin-yang is also the base elements of existance, of all existing things. In fact, the yin-yang symbol means very little as a symbol, and was designed to recognize the connection and harmony observed in and between all existing things. However, certain things can be, at times, predominantly yin or predominantly yang. And while 100% yin and 100% yang does not, and can not, exist in reality, it is concieved of as a possibility. Taoists have two more levels bayond the yin and yang in the form of the I-Ching, where the yin and yang are turned into trigrams and hexagrams. a perfect analogy would by computer bits, where 0 is yin and 1 is yang. The I-Ching on the first level arranges three bits together in all possible ways to form 8 elements. examples include 111, 001, and 100, or yang-yang-yang, yin-yin-yang, and yang-yin-yin. The I-Ching on the second level arranges six bits together in all possible ways, forming 64 elements of change.

nagmula ang tao mula kina adan at eva na ang unang tao sa daigdig na nilikha ang diyos kina adan at eva nagmula ang mga tao

Ang mga unang tao sa Pilipinas ay mga Aeta. Sila'y maiitim at bansot.

You get it from Hazo (the thief) You need the lightning power.

Yes, it is the Tao Te Ching. This is the most recognized book, it has 81 chapters.

Other holy books of Taoism include the Daozang and the Zhuangzi which have a lot more texts.

For more information, see the Related Question below.

boang ko

Ikaw? or kamag-anak mo...

Have you read the Tao te Ching? There are tons of "slogans" throughout the book! If I had to make one up, it would be, "Go with the flow." Also, "Less is more."

India

diplomatic relations with 175 countries and maintains embassies in 162. In 2019, China had the largest diplomatic network in the world. Its legitimacy is disputed by the Republic of China and a few other countries; it is thus the largest and most populous state with limited recognition. In 1971, the PRC replaced the Republic of China as the sole representative of China in the United Nations and as one of the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council. China was also a former member and leader of the Non-Aligned Movement, and still considers itself an advocate for developing countries. Along with Brazil, Russia, India and South Africa, China is a member of the BRICS group of emerging major economies and hosted the group's third official summit at Sanya, Hainan in April 2011.Under its interpretation of the One-China policy, Beijing has made it a precondition to establishing diplomatic relations that the other country acknowledges its claim to Taiwan and severs official ties with the government of the Republic of China. Chinese officials have protested on numerous occasions when foreign countries have made diplomatic overtures to Taiwan, especially in the matter of armament sales.Much of current Chinese foreign policy is reportedly based on Premier Zhou Enlai's Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence, and is also driven by the concept of "harmony without uniformity", which encourages diplomatic relations between states despite ideological differences. 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In 2000, the United States Congress approved "permanent normal trade relations" (PNTR) with China, allowing Chinese exports in at the same low tariffs as goods from most other countries. China has a significant trade surplus with the United States, its most important export market. In the early 2010s, US politicians argued that the Chinese yuan was significantly undervalued, giving China an unfair trade advantage.Since the turn of the century, China has followed a policy of engaging with African nations for trade and bilateral co-operation; in 2012, Sino-African trade totalled over US$160 billion. According to Madison Condon "China finances more infrastructure projects in Africa than the World Bank and provides billions of dollars in low-interest loans to the continent’s emerging economies." China maintains healthy and highly diversified trade links with the European Union. 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Although some criticisms of government policies and the ruling Communist Party are tolerated, censorship of political speech and information, most notably on the Internet, are routinely used to prevent collective action. By 2020, China plans to give all its citizens a personal "Social Credit" score based on how they behave. The Social Credit System, now being piloted in a number of Chinese cities, is considered a form of mass surveillance which uses big data analysis technology.A number of foreign governments, foreign press agencies, and NGOs have criticized China's human rights record, alleging widespread civil rights violations such as detention without trial, forced abortions, forced confessions, torture, restrictions of fundamental rights, and excessive use of the death penalty. The government suppresses popular protests and demonstrations that it considers a potential threat to "social stability", as was the case with the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989.The Chinese state is regularly accused of large-scale repression and human rights abuses in Tibet and Xinjiang, including violent police crackdowns and religious suppression throughout the Chinese nation. Many Western countries alleged that at least one million members of China's Muslim Uyghur minority have been detained in mass detention camps, termed "Vocational Education and Training Centers", aimed at changing the political thinking of detainees, their identities, and their religious beliefs. According to the U.S. Department of State, actions including political indoctrination, torture, physical and psychological abuse, forced sterilization, sexual abuse, and forced labor are common in these facilities. The state has also sought to control offshore reporting of tensions in Xinjiang, intimidating foreign-based reporters by detaining their family members. According to a 2020 report, China's treatment of Uyghurs meets UN definition of genocide, and several groups called for a UN investigation. On 19 January 2021, the United States Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, announced that the United States Department of State had determined that "genocide and crimes against humanity" had been perpetrated by China against the Uyghurs. Global studies from Pew Research Center in 2014 and 2017 ranked the Chinese government's restrictions on religion as among the highest in the world, despite low to moderate rankings for religious-related social hostilities in the country. The Global Slavery Index estimated that in 2016 more than 3.8 million people were living in "conditions of modern slavery", or 0.25% of the population, including victims of human trafficking

Wang Ta-Yuan is the one who writes the Tao I Chih Lueh in 1349.

The most common way to draw a yin yang is to make a circle with two teardrop shaped segments, one white colored one (symbolizing yang) rising on the left and one dark colored one (symbolizing yin) falling on the right. Each teardrop shape has a circle of the opposite color in its center, and the whole design is arranged so that these two inner circles are lined up vertically (symbolizing how yin and yang both start to change into their opposite when they reach their extremes). Other variants exist, however.

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You are asking us to compare apples, oranges, and bananas. But still there are similarities. In Taoism, they say 'go with Tao'. That means go with the flow of things. In Hinduism also, they say 'Ritun Chara'. This also means the same thing.

Shia Islam, however is a different concept. Islam believes in one God Allah, and his messenger, Mohammad. If one does not believe in Allah and Messenger, Islam has nothing for such a person but hate.

Tao and Hinduism are not exclusive. There are many Gods and Goddesses and you have the freedom to believe and worship any. Similarly, there is nothing but hell for all eternity for other people in Christianity and Islam. In Hinduism, this process is secular. All good people will go to heaven irrespective of their belief and all evil people will suffer in hell for their evil deeds. And all are given further chances to improve their record as hindus believe in rebirth.

first people came from the soil/mud that god form into human being and cook it but the first was over cook so it become black while the second was not cooked well so it's color is white and the last one is perfectly made so it's skin is ''kayumangi''.

the black once are the negro while the white one is the American and the brown/kayumangi are we the Filipino.

oo kasi ginawa ako ng diyos na mas mataas na uri ng nilalang, upang gawin ang mga bagay na tama at mali. :>])

I believe that the quote means that when Faber talks, he actually has meaning behind it & a purpose, unlike everyone else that has meaningless chit chatter.

Simone Cooper

for me...ginawa muna ng diyos ang mundo para may matirhan tayong mga tao...at kaya naman tayo nilikha ng diyos para makita natin ang kagandahan ng mga ginawa ng diyos...