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'''Hong Kong Taoist Association''' ({{zh|t=香港道教聯合會}}) is a [[Taoist]] organisation in [[Hong Kong]]. It promotes Taoism in Hong Kong and provid ...1, and re-registered as a limited company in 1967. It covers more than 100 Taoist temples. Originally headquartered on Tai Nan Street, a new site was chosen ...

{{Short description|Taoist priest}} | occupation = [[Taoism|Taoist]] [[priest]], teacher, and writer ...

...is family name; Ming-Dao is his given name. From a young age, he studied [[Taoist]] internal arts such as [[Qigong]] and [[Kung-Fu]]. ..."He studied qigong, philosophy, meditation, and internal martial arts with Taoist master [[Kwan Sai Hung|Kwan Saihung]] for thirteen years, and studied with ...

...tes the two Christian missionaries, a [[Confucianism|Confucian]] priest, a Taoist priest and a Buddhist monk to the Lord's palace to debate on their religiou ...birth to [[Yin and Yang]], these two in turn create the [[Wuxing (Chinese philosophy)|Five Elements]] that is the basis of everything. Which the missionaries as ...

The '''''Huahujing''''' (also romanized as '''''Hua Hu Ching''''') is a [[Taoist]] work, traditionally attributed to [[Laozi]]. ...4th century CE. It has been suggested that the [[Taoist]] {{illm|Wang Fu (taoist)|lt=Wang Fu|zh|王浮}} ({{lang|zh|王浮}}) may have originally compiled t ...

|region = [[Western philosophy]] |era= [[Contemporary philosophy|21st-century philosophy]] ...

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{{Short description|Chinese Taoist sage}} |occupation = Taoist ...

...uangshengyi'' 道德真經廣聖義 </ref><ref name=wa>[[Livia Kohn]], ''Daoist Mystical Philosophy: The Scripture of Western Ascension'' p 181-188</ref> Chongxuan's most impo ...s://plato.stanford.edu/entries/zhuangzi/ |website=Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy |publisher=University of Stanford |access-date=9 August 2021 |date=2014}}</ ...

[[File:The Taoist deity Doumu. Dehua porcelain. Qing, 1700-1800. Asian Art Museum.jpg|thumb|[ ...Gods|year=2007|publisher=Routledge|isbn=978-1134074457}}</ref> In certain Taoist accounts she is identified as the ambiguous goddess of life and death [[Xiw ...

...seem at times to reappear here, but they are but a jumping-off point for a philosophy simultaneously rational and wandering."<ref>{{cite web |url=http://maisonbl ...e that he says nothing, he says everything," referencing [[Taoism|Taoist]] philosophy. - Liu Bolin <ref>{{cite web|url=http://maisonbleustudio.com/?page_id=2333 ...

...oks, Inc|year=1987|isbn=0-944558-00-3}}</ref> and was practised in Chinese Taoist monasteries for health and spiritual cultivation.<ref name="Huang 1987"/> ' ...iritual world.<ref>Taoist Ways of Healing by Chee Soo chapter 11 Tao Yin - Taoist Respiration Therapy page 114(Aquarian Press/Thorsons - [[HarperCollins]] 19 ...

...ially Buddhist and Taoist) into Russian. He founded the chair of [[Eastern philosophy]] and cultures at [[St. Petersburg State University]]. ...urg State University, and in 1999 created and led as the chair of Oriental Philosophy and Cultures. ...

{{Short description|Chinese libertarian/anarchist philosopher and Taoist}} | occupation = [[Philosopher]], Taoist ...

...[Shen (Chinese religion)|spirit]], and the "dual cultivation" of [[Nature (philosophy)#East Asian philosophies|spiritual nature]] ({{zh|c=性|p=xìng}}) and [[Mi ...e know of Heshang Gong comes from the preface written by [[Ge Xuan]] 葛玄, a Taoist of the third century AD. ...

{{About|the ancient Chinese Taoist|the fictional character|List of The Return of the Condor Heroes characters} ...ao Te Ching]]'', forms the textual and philosophical basis of the [[Taoism|Taoist]] school of thought. He was also a scholar of [[xuanxue]]. ...

{{short description|Series of Taoist dietary recommendations}} ...ho came to London in 1930 from [[Shandong]] Province in China. He took the Taoist principles of [[Traditional Chinese Medicine]] and adapted them to Western ...

* Knaul, Livia. «The Winged Life: Kuo Hsiang’s Mystical Philosophy.» // Journal of Chinese Studies 2.1 (1985): 17-41. * Kohn, Livia. «Kuo Hsiang and the Chuang-tzu.» // Journal of Chinese Philosophy 12 (1985): 429—447. ...

|school = [[Korean Buddhism#Seon|Seon]]<br /> also [[Taoist]] ...udying Buddhist sutras and philosophy. In 1970 he began his studies of Zen philosophy and Zen meditation. After ten years of training in [[Zen]] Meditation halls ...