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Those who wish
to embody the Tao
should embrace all things.
To embrace all things means first
that one holds no anger or resistance
toward any idea or thing,
living or dead, formed or formless.
To embrace all things means also that one rids oneself
of any concept of separation; male and female,
self and others, life and death.
Division is contrary to the nature of the Tao.
Foregoing antagonism and separation, one enters
into the harmonious oneness of all things.
attributed to Lao Tzu
in Brian Walker Hua Hu Ching : Unknown Teachings of Lao Tzu
Taoism religion and spirituality: online books and articles
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Lao Tzu
Introduction to the Tao te Ching
Chuang Tzu
The Full Understanding of Life, Chuang Tzu
The Tree on the Mountain, Chuang Tzu
Knowledge Rambling in the North, Chuang Tzu
What comes from Without, Chuang Tzu
Metaphorical Language, Chuang Tzu
Kings who have wished to resign the Throne, Chuang Tzu
Delight in the Sword-fight, Chuang Tzu
Contemporary Taoism
The Tao of Being accompanied by nude photography (this link will take you to another site)
The Tao and the Oneness of the Mother: the Mysterious Female Within
Applied Taoism
Taoist Alchemy, and the Circulation of the Light
Taoism: External and Internal in Ge Hong’s Daoist Alchemy
The Doctrine of the "Mysterious Female" in Taoism
Qigong (chi kung), an introduction
The Spirit and Flesh World Religion and Spirituality Online Library: uniting seemingly opposed ideologies and vibrations into the true, pristine harmony of cosmic oneness.
Taoism online books: read these books online
Someone asked, "What am I?"
Guangfan answered, "There is nothing in the whole universe that is not you."
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