taoism

If taoism is a bridge too far, then you may want to get started in meditation or mindfulness.

Be careful though, because Wong Kiew Kit believes that Taoism had no influence on Chinese Buddhism.

Interesting...so why is Taoism more prevalent in Sino countries and Confucianism elsewhere?

I have been intersted in Taoism and Buddhism for the last 10 years, mainly because I practice Taoist Tai Chi.

Mainland China has effectively killed off Taoism almost entirely.

The Scheme folks never pretend that theirs is a language that will save programming, merely an exercise in purity and peacefulness like a sort of digital taoism.

Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism, Sikhism, Taoism - all defined against Christianity, which isn't an ism.

I forget Taoism sometimes but it does feel right.

I have read a lot of books, covering spiritualist topics, healing, taoism, traditional chinese medicine, ritualist magic and psychology as an overall topic.

It's a methodology that is based on kaizan, scrum, taoism and other input from entreprenuers and customers, the main objective of the method is to help the Makers, Managers and Customers be a little more happy in their daily lives.

Oh I got that, it's just amusing that he goes out of his way to say good things about the moral concepts from Buddhism and Taoism in addition to the weird stuff, while the other religions just get the weird stuff.

It's a common belief of ancient eastern philosophies (metaphysics) such as Taoism and Buddhism, that "we're one consciousness".

It has “Taoism” mispelled near the root.

The Sinic civilisation has been following a cycle swinging the pendulum between Taoism "spontaneity" and Confucian "filial piety and benevolence" for the past two thousand years, so I wouldn't worry about it.

The old adage (I believe from the ancient Asian philosophies of Taoism and Zen) "Think thrice before you speak, and then only speak if you have thrice concluded it is worth hearing" is another way to keep yourself in check at times.

The idea being that the Buddhist monks visiting China from India were interpreted through a lens of Taoism.

Korea and Vietnam had Taoism, at least in Vietnam it is still sort of alive, though Buddhism far dominates.

The common historical narrative is that Chan Buddhism developed out of a mixture of Nepalese Buddhism and Chinese Taoism.