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  • super-human; celestial being" (in Daoist/Taoist philosophy and cosmology) person; immortalist; saint" (in Daoist religion and pantheon) ...
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  • The Secret of the Golden Flower ("Tai Yi Jin Hua Zong Zhi",《太乙金華宗旨》), is one of the most important Daoist classics ...
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  • female deities revered as members of the Daoist pantheon. ... Eight Immortals (Ba Xian), a group of Daoist/folk deities who play an ...
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  • The Liezi (列子 in Chinese characters, Lièzĭ in pinyin) is a Daoist text attributed to Lie Yukou, a philosopher conventionally thought to ...
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  • Zhou Dunyi integrated Daoist naturalism with Confucian doctrines to ... Many Song Confucianists regarded Zhou’s teachings as being Daoist ...
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  • ), is a controversial Daoist classic allegedly written by a disciple ... Wenzi has traditionally been considered a Daoist text illustrating Laozi& ...
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  • Zhang Guo Lao (張果老) (Chang Kuo Lao in Wade-Giles) is one of the Eight Daoist Immortals who is generally thought to have lived during the ...
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  • expounded upon by members of the Daoist school. The early thinkers ... Though the concept of Dao is most often understood in light of its ...
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  • influential in the development of Daoist and Neo-Confucian conceptions ... ===Daoist conceptions=== Accepting the qi-centered cosmos described ...
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  • poems from the Chinese Tang Dynasty in the Daoist and Zen tradition. He is ... After Hanshan's disappearance, a Daoist named Xu Lingfu (徐灵府 ...
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  • is among the most important gods in the Daoist and folk pantheons. In his ... Given the Jade Emperor's lofty place in the pantheons of Daoist ...
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  • religion of Buddhism. During his reign, Daoist court rituals were introduced ... retreat further and further into his books and Daoist rituals. ...
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  • form around the twelfth century due to Daoist influence on Buddhism. The ... temples but also, occasionally, in Daoist temples. Depictions of Guan ...
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  • school, although he made use of both Daoist and Confucian principles ... and superstition that had infected Daoist thought for so long. ...
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  • and criticized the Buddhist monks and Daoist priests because they “do ... combination of ren and yi, and not in the Daoist sense. ...
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  • arts are traditionally associated with the Daoist temples on Wudang Mountains ... ==Daoist martial arts== size=275|c=內家|p=nèi jīa|w=nei4 chia1 ...
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  • His attitude towards life was that of a Daoist, but he incorporated Buddhist ... Though Tao Qian was essentially a Daoist, he incorporated Confucian ...
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  • several preexisting martial arts with Daoist circle walking. Baguazhang ... esoteric levels, Baguazhang achieves the Daoist ideal of transcending the self. ...
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  • countries and contexts (for example, the Daoist organizations of China and ... could reasonably be defined as explicitly Daoist, there is also the cultural ...
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  • and harmony, all qualities emphasized in Daoist ethics, together with the ... Daoist motifs are seen in the paintings on the walls of Goguryeo tombs ...
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  • mortals who were said to be endowed by the Daoist deities with specific supernatural ... realms. Fulu (符籙) were mythical Daoist practitioners who could draw ...
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  • author=Rushton, Peter| title=The Daoist's Mirror: Reflections ... *Rushton, Peter. 1986. "The Daoist's Mirror: Reflections ...
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  • ruling Mongols over China, he had met an adept Daoist intellect living in the Tiantai Mountains known as Chichi Daoren (the "Knowing-when-to-stop ...
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  • of Rites during the Han dynasty, and the Daoist classic, Wenzi. ... ), a controversial Daoist classic allegedly written by a disciple ...
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  • China combining Legalist methods with the Daoist philosophic ideals. During ... Daoist ideals of equal rights and equal land distribution quickly ...
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  • The concept of apatheia resembles the key Buddhist and Daoist principle of realizing oneness with the Tao (Way) through wu-wei, or "non ...
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  • of the proscribed use of scripture for the Daoist classic the Yi Jing (易經 ... Jing (I Ching), though not specifically a Daoist work, would become central ...
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  • super-human; celestial being" (in Daoist/Taoist philosophy and cosmology) person; immortalist; saint" (in Daoist religion and pantheon) ...
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  • result of court intrigues, the jealousy of Daoist and Buddhist leaders, and ... officials, was continued by a pro-Daoist emperor. Christian monks ...
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  • *Three Pure Ones (三清) the Daoist trinity ** 元始天尊 ... *Four Emperors (四御) heavenly kings of Daoist religion ...
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  • alternative viewpoint, or criticizes the Daoist perspective, often with moments ... “Under Heaven,” Book 33 of the Daoist book Zhuangzi, purportedly ...
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  • of nature and simple life. A number of Daoist poets, such as Tao Qian ... first century C.E., had some affinity with Daoist concepts of harmony with ...
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  • yang and the six stages. Around 452 C.E. a Daoist named Tao Hong Jing edited ... which had previously been the domain of Daoist natural science. In particular ...
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  • and comprises three main buildings, all constructed in accord with Daoist philosophy: * The Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests (祈年殿) is a ...
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  • seventh century, Empress Saimei built a Daoist temple at Mount Tōnomine ... Daoist belief was eventually amalgamated with Shintō and Buddhism ...
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  • The story is prefaced with supernatural Daoist and Buddhist overtones ... the novel embodies the Buddhist (佛) and Daoist (道) concept that in order ...
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  • these teachings, which gave rise to Daoist alchemy. Conversely, the ... * It does not appear in any surviving editions of the Dao Zheng (Daoist ...
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  • he uses this chapter to question the Daoist approach to "desire ... and ritual praxis). In response to the Daoist view, Xunzi focuses on the ...
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  • Emperor Ching, suggest that he was deeply aware of Daoist ideals. Tung Chung-shu believed that earth, heaven and man have complementary roles ...
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  • 81 when he died, an important number in Daoist numerology. However, there ... continues to answer prayers from Daoist worshippers who possess healthy ...
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  • as a medicinal god or immortal in Daoist temples. "Hua Tuo zaishi" (華佗再世 "Hua Tuo reincarnated") is a term of respect ...
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  • ultimate" appears in both Daoist and Confucian Chinese philosophy ... , variant 張三豐, pronounced the same), a semi-mythical Chinese ...
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  • retreat further and further into his books and Daoist rituals. Ham Sok Hon. Queen of Suffering: A Spiritual History of Korea, Translated by E ...
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  • Falung Gong are an electic mix of Buddhist and Daoist elements. The major text of Falun Gong is the Zhuan Falun. [http://www.falundafa.org/book/eng/pdf/zfl_en ...
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  • influenced the mystery cults and led to Daoist liturgy and theology. The Fang Shih theories of the balance and inter-dependence among nature ...
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  • for his political theories was Lao Zi's Daoist work, the Tao Te Ching, which he interpreted as a political text, and on which he wrote a commentary ...
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  • These portrayals appear to predate Daoist or Buddhist interpretations by anywhere from 500 to 2000 years. ==Chinese Christianity== ...
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  • is closely related to Zen Buddhist and Daoist ideals of total concentration ... is closely related to Zen Buddhist and Daoist ideals of total concentration ...
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  • right|"Gathering the Light," Daoist meditation from The Secret ... T'ai Chi Ch'uan is based on the Daoist and Neo-Confucian cosmology ...
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  • poetry. Being well-versed in Confucian and Daoist philosophies, Giwha also ... of them began by engaging in Confucian and Daoist studies. Turning to Seon ...
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  • and half-brothers for the throne. According to Daoist philosophy, the name “Jin” has the meanings of metal and fire in its constituents, a circumstance ...
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  • thousands of Jin troops. When the Daoist sage Ch'ang Ch'un ... interested in the ancient Buddhist and Daoist religions. The Daoist monk ...
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  • Daoist altars are erected to honor traditional deities and the spirits ... as for the Ghost Festival. In orthodox Daoist practice, the offerings should ...
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  • and classical Chinese texts, including Daoist works, Huike was considered enlightened but was criticized for not having a teacher. He met his ...
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  • the Dao De Jing, the source book of the Chinese Daoist tradition, asserts in its first statement: The Dao ("way" or "truth") that ...
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  • Song, and many memorial halls, Buddhist and Daoist Temples, stone arches and inscribed tablets have been erected there over the years. ...
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  • Ruggieri to the common people, in whom Buddhist and Daoist elements predominated, and Ricci to the educated classes, where Confucianism prevailed. ...
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  • regarded as representing respectively the Buddhist, Daoist and Confucian strands of Chinese culture (Chou, 26). At the same time, the development of Neo ...
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  • indigenous Chinese development that fused Daoist sensibilities with Buddhist ... a deep influence from Confucian and Daoist philosophy. Nevertheless ...
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  • (xian-he) were messengers of wisdom. Legendary Daoist sages were transported between heavenly worlds on the backs of cranes. [[Image:cranes japan ...
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  • At the same time, the native Chinese Daoist religion continued to have an important role throughout the Ming and Qing dynasties. There were ...
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  • art objects were integral to this Daoist-like transformation of intellectual life. He also composed the New History of the Five Dynasties and ...
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  • basic nature of reality, and Zhou Dunyi's Daoist- and I Jing-inspired cosmological theory of the Supreme Ultimate (Taiji). Building upon ...
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  • Wang Xizhi (Wang Hsi-chih ) was a Daoist, and one of his most renowned works was a transcription of the Book of the Yellow Court. Daoists considered ...
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  • Chinese folk religion, Buddhist, Confucian, Daoist) |relatedto = Lantern ... On this day, Daoist temples hold a Jade Emperor ritual (拜天公 ...
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  • During the Neo-Daoist and Buddhist period (third–ninth century C.E.), there was a concentration on metaphysical concepts. Going beyond Lao ...
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  • variety of religious thought that created Neo-Daoist sects like the Red Turbans. ==Sources for Manichaeism== ===Discoveries of Manichaean writings=== ...
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  • were also called gongs by the Chinese. Daoist temples were called sanginggong ... Daoist architecture followed the style of commoners’ dwellings. ...
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  • leveled at the supposedly "idolatrous" Daoist tradition, the Christian monks diligently sought points of compatibility between Christian doctrine ...
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  • These various concepts had to wait until the Buddhist, Neo-Daoist, and Neo-Confucian periods to become elaborated into a full-fledged metaphysical ...
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  • as they were in fact temporary. Many Buddhist and Daoist stories emphasize the value of quickly returning to one's disciplined state after a breach ...
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  • his control, or shu (術 shù), was based on a Daoist view of nature as an amoral force. In contrast to Confucianism, which legitimizes a ruler’s ...
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  • , saying that both are contained within Tao. Neo-Daoist Wang Bi of the third century C.E., however, identified Tao with non-being and believed it to be ...
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  • and ceremonial costumes. For example, Daoist priests dress in a fashion typical of scholars of the Han Dynasty. Ceremonial dress in Japan, such ...
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  • monk; a Tibetan lama meditating in a cave; a Daoist immortal with a gourd hanging from his staff; a recluse listening to the waves; a fisherman dreaming; ...
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  • steeped in Chinese folk religion and Buddhist and Daoist morality; it is also a humorous satire of Chinese society and bureaucracy at the time. English ...
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  • Daoist]] principles, and advocating reforms similar to the Japanese model, rose in rebellion against the government, which Yuan wished to protect ...
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  • from the number of Chinese temples—Buddhist, Daoist, Confucian and others, as well as a Christian Church, Muslim Mosque and a Baha'i Center ...
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  • that contributed to the development of Daoist philosophy, and reflects ... understanding and will not be found in the Daoist-inspired classics of acupuncture ...
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  • movement, Northern Hui Sufis commonly synthesized Daoist teachings and martial arts practices with Sufi philosophy. In early modern times, villages ...
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  • the warmth typical of Baekje art. In addition, Daoist and other Chinese influences dominated. The Liang Dynasty sent Chinese artisans to the kingdom ...
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  • (太玄, "Great Mystery") by the Daoist author Yang Xiong (53 B.C ... (歸田賦).Lewis, 184. The latter fuses Daoist ideas with Confucianism and ...
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  • and Catholic, but there are also Buddhist, Daoist, Islamic and Confucian schools ... especially the elder generations, visit Daoist or Buddhist temples to appease ...
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  • wash the heart"), a phrase found in many Daoist temples exhorting the faithful to cleanse their hearts of impure desires before entering. ...
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  • been that of a favorite personal advisor, the Daoist priest Tao-yen. Yongle's tolerance of Chinese ideas that did not agree with his own philosophies ...
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  • systems adhere to similar concepts, such as the Daoist wu wei which encourages a wronged individual to simply accept the infraction and to take the least ...
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  • Most Daoist schools believe that every individual has more than one soul (or the soul can be separated into different parts) and these souls ...
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  • Around 1431, he set up a commemorative pillar at the temple of the Daoist goddess Tian Fei, the Celestial Spouse, in Fujian( 福建) province ...
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  • *Popular Daoist texts like Tract of the Quiet Way describe guardian angels that guide and protect the doers of good. *Angel-like beings called ...
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  • of divinity would arise. In the Daoist tradition which followed ... the Supreme Ultimate, it was originally a Daoist concept that was developed ...
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  • (無極; no extremity), closely related to the Daoist concept of wu-wei (無為; non-action). This martial morality spread to Korea and Japan. The morality ...
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  • *Zhuang Zi 莊子: Daoist philosopher of the Warring States Period, associated with the piece Zhuang Zhou Mengdie 《莊周蒙蝶》 and Shenhua ...
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  • The Daoist cosmogony emphasizes the need for all humans and all sentient beings to return to the primordial or to rejoin with the Oneness of ...
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  • Daoism does not have a clear teaching on reincarnation. Yet Daoist documents from the Han Dynasty claim that Lao Zi appeared on earth in different ...
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  • [[Image:Daoist-symbols Qingyanggong Chengdu.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Stone carving of Chinese zodiac. Yin-yang and animals of the Chinese zodiac ...
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  • and religion are in conflict. Some Hindu and Daoist scientists propound similar beliefs, often using terms and concepts from classical religious ...
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  • regions in China, expressing Buddhist and Daoist ideals. During the Heian period (794-1185), gardens became settings for ceremonies, amusement ...
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  • which maintain harmony through balance. The Daoist tradition holds that males need the energies of females, and vice versa, in order to bring about ...
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