By Paul Grilley — 2007
Use this primer to a key concept in Taoist philosophy to grasp how yoga affects the crucial tissues of the body, including muscles, bones, and connective tissue.
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Taoist teachings on life and existence—presented by one of the best-known and provocative spiritual teachers of our time In this unique series of discourses, Osho unravels The Secret of the Golden Flowers, an ancient text that he describes as the essence of Taoism.
Translated more often than any other book except the Bible, the Tao Te Ching has been a spiritual guide for centuries, helping millions find peace within themselves, with each other, and with the natural world around them.
Dating back to 2,000 years ago, Taoism is one of the most well-known indigenous Chinese religions, and is based on traditional customs that emphasize harmony between humanity and nature. Literally meaning "the way", Taoism explores the ultimate creative principle of the universe.
Begin your journey of spiritual exploration and deepen your connection to the earth. Taoism for Beginners is your easy-to-understand guide to a rich, spiritual tradition that originated in ancient China and offers a new holistic perspective.
Immortal Sisters presents life stories and teachings of distinguished female Taoist adepts who lived from the third to twelfth centuries.
The ancient meditation techniques of Taoism encompass a wide range of practices—with an aim toward cultivating a healthy body as well as an enlightened mind.
The wisdom and philosophy of Taoism is explored in this lecture by Javy Galindo; part of a lecture series for his course in Comparative Religion. In particular, the concepts of Yin-Yang and Wu-Wei are explored. ---COURSE TEXTBOOK--- + Taste of Transcendence - http://amzn.
Daoism - Eastern Philosophy Series. Daoism is one of the great philosophical and religious traditions of China. Emphasizing balance, spontaneity, and action without intention, it is often contrasted with the rigid rituals and social order proposed by Confucianism.
In this podcast, we will explain the story of Hundun in the Zhuangzi, the famous Taoist text.
We are trained to constantly be active because of the illusion that success in this world is the result of those who have enough stamina to handle the weight of stress we put on the mind and body. But to live our lives in this fashion is destroying our nervous system and creating insane people.