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What do the concepts “Xian-Dao-Gui-Sheng” and “Wu-Liang-Du-Ren” mean?

19. December 2020 大道君Da Dao Jun Da Dao Lecture-Hall

“Xian-Dao-Gui-Sheng” means Tao deems all lives precious. Taoism is about eternal life, and believes all lives can achieve eternity. Therefore, all lives are precious and should be respected. Taoism is against killing and suicide.

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How does Daoism explain the concept of “Tian-Ren-Gan-Ying”?

19. December 2020 大道君Da Dao Jun Da Dao Lecture-Hall

“Tian” is the word for sky or Heaven, “Ren” the word for man, and “Gang-Ying” the word for induction. Taoism believes that the Tao of Heaven, the Tao of Nature and the Tao of Mankind

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Why does Daoism promote the concept of “Qing-Jing”?

19. December 2020 大道君Da Dao Jun Culture, Da Dao Lecture-Hall

“Qing” indicates “purity and cleanliness” and “Jing” means “silence and tranquility”. Taoism believes “Qing-Jing” is the basis for Dao. Only in the state of “Qing-Jing” Dao will come to dwell. The concept of “Qing-Jing” has

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Why does Taoism promote the concept of “Wu-Wei”?

19. December 2020 大道君Da Dao Jun Culture, Da Dao Lecture-Hall

The concept of Wu-Wei, literally “non-doing” or “not for any purpose”, came from “Dao De Jing” where it says “Therefore the Master acts without doing anything, and teaches without saying anything”, and “Practice not-doing, and

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What is Cheng-Fu?

19. December 2020 大道君Da Dao Jun Da Dao Lecture-Hall

Cheng_Fu, literally bearing the negative, means “cause and effect”.

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Why Taoists do not conduct rituals on the days of “Wu”?

19. December 2020 大道君Da Dao Jun Daoist Practice

“Wu” here refers to the fifth day by the “Tian Gan” time system.

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What is Zheng-Yi Taoism?

19. December 2020 大道君Da Dao Jun Da Dao Lecture-Hall, Discover Daoism

It is also known as “Zheng-Yi-Jiao” or “Zheng-Yi-Pai”. Zheng-Yi Taoism was established in the 2nd century, at the time it was called Wu-Dou-Mi Taoism. During Yuan Dynasty, around 13th to 14th century, many different sects

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What is Tai-Yi Taoism?

19. December 2020 大道君Da Dao Jun Da Dao Lecture-Hall, Discover Daoism

Tai-Yi Taoism was created by Xiao Bao Zhen in the early Jin Dynasty. Tai-Yi Taoism believed in the concept of “One”, which means the real truth is one of ultimate purity. It emphasized that people

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What is Zhen-Da Daoism?

19. December 2020 大道君Da Dao Jun Da Dao Lecture-Hall, Discover Daoism

The words “Zhen Da” mean “True and Grand”. Zhen Da Daoism was also called “Da-Dao-Jiao” or the Grand Taoism. Zhen Da Taoism was created by Liu De Ren in the thirteenth century.

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What is Wu-Dou-Mi (five bushels of rice) Daoism?

19. December 2020 大道君Da Dao Jun Da Dao Lecture-Hall, Discover Daoism

“Dou” is a fairly large container for measuring the volume of the grain. Wu-Dou-Mi means five Dou of rice. Wu-Dou-Mi Daoism is an important Daoism branch that was established by Zhang Daoling in East-Han Dynasty

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