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Freaks Out There
Recently I have begun bogging about stuff in my life and Taoism. Part of Taoism is not judging. Well, I am not perfect by any means, and I am still working on this Taoism stuff, so…… I a… more →
The Tao, The Army, My Life
THE FARTHER ONE TRAVELS THE LESS ONE KNOWS
hokku wrote 2 weeks ago: On setting out on a journey, Bashō wrote: Tabibito to waga na yobaren hatsushigure Traveler to m … more →
Hansen's Tao Te Ching
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Manyul Im wrote 1 month ago: A little blogging while I’m running around and setting up the transition to the group blog … more →
Hansen's Tao Te Ching
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Manyul Im wrote 1 month ago: A little blogging while I’m running around and setting up the transition to the group blog … more →
Chapter One of The DaoDeJing (Tao Te Ching)
Michael Kindt wrote 3 months ago: The way that can be walked is not the ever-abiding Way Nor is the way that can be discoursed or desc … more →
What It Is Not
Daniel wrote 4 months ago: For the first post I’d like to lead into things with how “emptiness” and wuwei or … more →
The New Year and the Way
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chadao wrote 11 months ago: The Blofeld Yijing says about this Western New Year for yours truly: “The Superior Man busies … more →
Freaks Out There
James wrote 1 year ago: Recently I have begun bogging about stuff in my life and Taoism. Part of Taoism is not judging. We … more →
If it Smells Clean, It Must Be Clean
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James wrote 1 year ago: Tommorrow I head off to take some leave, spend a couple of weeks with my family, then off to my trai … more →
The Tao of the Best Coke Ever
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James wrote 1 year ago: My wife and I have this thing that we call the best Coke ever. Coca-Cola drinkers, I think you know … more →
5th Verse
James wrote 1 year ago: Heaven and earth are impartial: they see the 10,000 things as straw dogs. The sage is not sentimen … more →
Taoism, human language, and the value of words
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Niles Gibbs wrote 1 year ago: James Ford, in a recent post on his blog Monkey Mind, Words Spiritual and Religious, discusses the h … more →
Taoism, how to stop learning and lose unessential knowledge
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Niles Gibbs wrote 1 year ago: For a long time, I had difficulties reconciling my own thirst for knowledge with the often anti-inte … more →
A Taoist analogue to a Christian insight into the nature of humility and confidence
Niles Gibbs wrote 1 year ago: I’ve just read an interesting post with a Christian insight into the nature of humility and co … more →
Dao found by German
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manchucka wrote 1 year ago: Dr. Hilmar Klaus has an interesting, if quirky, site devoted to the Warring-States Daoist classic, t … more →
Skilled unawareness means intuitive spontaneity
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Niles Gibbs wrote 1 year ago: I constantly strive to achieve a state of being where I can do the best thing in the best way at the … more →
