Taoism

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Baloo the bear from jungle book, bear necessities. and supposedly Mary Poppens and the general movie and book, the person who wrote the book was into zen which is basically taoist buddhism

You have it wrong sorry...Confucius had nothing to do with creating Taoism and sadly it (Taoism) is not a religion either

It is not contradictory. It is simply unnecessary. You won't get more favorable readings because you are using a more valuable edition.

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It means "Create new"

Daoists or Taoists advocate living in simplicity mainly because of their philosophical view of the reality of nature and life. Lao-Tzu and Chuang-Tzu professed 'Tao-Teh-Ching' or the path of Nature for progress and peace in human life; at the same time the knowledge of the same path inherently constitute the treasure of human wisdom about the way of living and dying. No one can change the course of nature, it is paramount; human being is a part and parcel of that nature; therefore, doing things greedily against the laws of nature for temporary pleasure begets the cause of unhappiness just in immediate sequence. Here simple life means the way of living in accordance with the laws of nature. According to Daoism (Taoism), there are laws of the human body too; and these physical laws are attuned with the higher laws of nature; and living a life contrary to the laws of the body brings about negative result on the body system itself. (Ref. Sailen Debnath, 'Akashagarvbha and Chetanagarbha' in The Meanings of Hindu Gods, Goddess and Myths, Rupa & Co, New Delhi)

Taoism traditionally emphasizes harmony and balance, which can lead to a more egalitarian view of gender roles compared to some other philosophies. Some interpretations of Taoist texts advocate for the complementary nature of masculine and feminine energies, suggesting that both genders have unique strengths and contributions. However, historical practices and societal norms often limited women's roles in Taoist communities, similar to other cultural contexts. Overall, while Taoism offers a framework that could support gender equality, its application and impact have varied widely throughout history.

Primarily Taoism is a way of universal life. We cultivate with the mind not with the body. What we wear does not bring much meaning to the way we cultivate. The symbol of Taoism is a circle, with half of it is black (signify darkness) and the other half of it is white (purity). However, there is a dot of whiteness in the black half and there is a dot of blackness in the half of whiteness; the signify that in all humans there is no perfect purity and neither there is a perfect evil. In other word in every very good person there is dot of evil and likewise in every very bad person there is a dot of goodness (who knows how much goodness was there in Hilter or Mugabe?). Only God is perfect.

Laozi people find happiness by hating books and teachers. Laozi people study the nature, lives in harmony, and they leave things alone and let nature take over by not doing.

The Tang Dynasty (618 CE-907 CE) is usually considered Daoism's "high water" mark; during this period, Daoism was usually the official state creed, and Islam and Tantric (Tibetan/Mongolian) Buddhism had yet to make serious inroads in China. Later dynasties endorsed Confucianism or Buddhism as the state religion.

Basically, machines are used in place of humans to do certain tasks (including those that are not very desirable). In manufacturing and industrial work, machines will do many repetitive tasks such as wielding or making clothes.

Without machines, things would be very expensive, and "western culture" would probably not be possible.

makakatulong ito dahil mapapalapit tayo sa panginoon :)

Religious Taoism is noted for its use of alchemy, specifically in trying to create elixirs which will grant long life, though this practice is not as abundant as it once was.

Confucianism is punishments in Daoism is not

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Dao De Ching (also translates "Dao De Jing" or "Tao Te Ching")

The Tao that can be practiced is not the true Tao. Oh, wait, you were asking about "toaism", and I don't know about that.

He is famous for not sharing the king raising ceremony

With his hicsos rival and was murdered for his fidelity .

The masonic 3rd degree is based on this .

define 'real'...anyway if u mean that he is an actual alive person then the answer is no...all the characters are imaginative...

Different Chinese philosophers, writing probably in 5-4 centuries B.C., presented some major ideas and a way of life that are nowadays known under the name of Taoism, the way of correspondence between man and the tendency or the course of natural world. " Alan Watts, from his book: "Tao: The Watercourse Way." ----