Taoist
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- adjective
- /ˈtaʊɪst/
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taoísta
- Taoist philosophy predicates that ch'i can be balanced in accordance with the Tao, or nature's way.
- Taoist temples
- Taoist priest
- Buddhist and Taoist
You see that in, you know, the Confucian and Taoist traditions.
- You see that in, you know, the Confucian and Taoist traditions.
- He he has something he calls like the four levels of Taoist leadership.
- So for example, the Yongler Emperor referred to Taoism and Taoist gods in order to legitimize his rule.
- But it, it also overlaps, you know, I do Taoist practices, I do Tai Chi Chuan and Qi Kong and things.
- Like, I love the Taoist saying the master does nothing yet leaves nothing undone.
- And then the other extreme is the very Buddhist or Taoist let go, be one with the universe, go with the flow.
- OK, so man Takchia has acquired a lot of skills taking Taoist principles, has brought them over to the the Western world.
- So for example, the first three are going to be derived from a consideration of Taoist texts and you know, traits and arguments.
- It's the old Taoist good news, bad news, who knows, right?
- But we're able to gather so much data that we can now validate things like in the book before Superhuman, I wanted to test a Taoist equation.
Examples
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OK, so man Takchia has acquired a lot of skills taking Taoist principles, has brought them over to the the Western world.
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All three philosophies point toward individuals responding to a similar basic wisdom, encapsulated in the originally Taoist expression wu wei, roughly, 'don't make waves.'
Academic text (2000) -
It's the old Taoist good news, bad news, who knows, right?
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OK, So what does, what does Taoist heaven look like?
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Like, I love the Taoist saying the master does nothing yet leaves nothing undone.
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The square was dull in the Taoist sense, but we had an urge to interpret it.
Fiction book (2002) -
The central island symbolizes something that ordinary life does not have: a Taoist world.
Academic text (1990) -
Eight months ago, I started tai chi through the Taoist Tai Chi Society.
Blog text (27) -
Many people find peace through Taoist teachings that emphasize living in harmony with nature.
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The Taoist approach encourages mindfulness and simplicity in everyday life.
Compounds
Three important gods in Taoism who represent the world and the path to spiritual life
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Taoist comes from the Chinese word Tao meaning 'way' or 'path', and the English ending -ist, as in artist, which shows a link to a belief or practice. So Taoist describes something connected to the 'way' taught by Taoism, such as living simply and in harmony with nature.