Taoism

by east to west

Lao (老) means "venerable" or "old",

Zi/Tzu (子) in this context is typically translated "master".

They are referred to as taoists

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The People's Republic of China.

Daoism or Taoism. They are both same thing they just are called differently sometimes. Now it is called Taoism but in ancient China it was called Daoism.

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Mundane energy is the energy that everyone has access to and is produced in a mundane or non-magical manner.

Electricity, horse-power, muscle power, solar power, etc are all mundane powers.

Yes, Taoism was at one time the dominant religion in China.

They all have the concept of the Tao (or Do in Korean or To in Japanese). Notice: Shin*to*, Chon*do*gyo, *Tao*ism.

They're all mostly in East Asia as well (Caodaism in Vietnam, Chondogyo in North and South Korea, Taoism and Confucianism in China as well as historical influence throughout the region and Shinto in Japan).

The Taoic religions include:

-Taoism

-Confucianism

-so-called "Chinese folk religion"

-Shinto

-Chondogyo

-Caodaism (although this religion has heavy non-Taoic influence)

-Tenrikyo, and other Shinto-based new religious movements

Other names for them are the East Asian or Far Eastern religions.

It is used in contrast to Abrahamic or Semitic religions (although Semitic religions can also apply to "pagan" Semitic religions of Mesopotamia, pre-Islamic Arabia, pre-Judaic Levant, and other religions of Semitic peoples) and Dharmic or Indian religions.

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many of the beliefs of taoists came from the Chinese philosopher named lao tzu...

he wrote many books which include their beliefs...

Most people in ancient time grew their hair out long. The Buddha, who supposedly had a bun, probably wore it that way to keep his hair out of his face. People of ancient China also wore buns quite often.

The Chinese turned to Daoism for spiritual enlightenment. How did Chinese paintings reflect Daoism

They're both based on ideas or teachings.

The "tao" is the absolute principle underlying the universe.

Taoism (or Daoism) can be traced back to the writing of the Daode jing by Lao Tzu in the 3rd or 4th centuries B.C.E. However, it wasn't until 142 C.E. that Zhang Daoling established it as an official religion.

The number of Taoists is difficult to estimate, due to a variety of factors including defining Taoism. The number of people practicing Chinese folk religion is estimated to be just under four hundred million. Most Chinese people and many others have been influenced in some way by Taoist tradition. Estimates for the number of Taoists worldwide range from twenty to over fifty million.

Daoism is a philosophy which eventually became a Religion in China. Followers of both the religious and the philosophical teachings of Daoism can be found throughout the world, but principally anywhere there is a large Chinese or East Asian Community. Philosophical Daoism also deeply influenced Chinese and Japanese Buddhism, particularly Zen. As the Chinese Communist Government has relaxed restrictions against religions in recent years, Daoism is now undergoing a resurgence in mainland China.

Taoists didn't believe n rulers at all. They thought government was unnatural and disrupted the balance of the yin yang.

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