should embrace all things. To embrace all things means first that one holds no anger or resistance toward any idea or thing, living or dead, formed or formless. To embrace all things means also that one rids oneself of any concept of separation; male and female, self and others, life and death. Divison is contrary to the nature of the Tao. Foregoing antagonism and separation, one enters into the harmonious oneness of all things. attributed to Lao Tzu in Brian Walker Hua Hu Ching: The Unknown Teachings of Lao Tzu (NY: HarperCollins, 1992,) p. 5 |
Taoism - a problem of definition
feature essay - The Doctrine of the "Mysterious Female" in Taoism - by Evgueni A. Tortchinov
Taoist
Meditation
The
Unitative State
The
Transcendent, All-Pervasive Reality
The
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