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Doing nothing is better than being busy doing nothing”—Lau Tzu The Master knows when to work and when to not work . He is attentive to the purpose of his actions . Many work to avoid the work they know

“The Way is the source of all things, good people’s treasure and bad people’s refuge.“—15 . Those of the Good are nourished by The River of Life . As are those who are of the Bad . Goodness and Badness...

The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step . "A tree as wide as a man's embrace Grows from a tiny shoot. A tower of nine stories Starts with a pile of dirt A climb of eight hundred

Gravity is the root of lightness; calm is the master of excitement. Thereby do exemplary people travel all day without leaving their equipment. Though they have a look of prosperity, their resting place

Fine weapons are implements of ill omen: people may despise them, so those with the Way do not dwell with them. Therefore the place of honour for the cultured is on the left, while the honoured place for

One of the things that I most appreciate of Taoism is that it accepts contradiction. According to Laozi (or Lao Tsu, Lao Tse… you tell me), contradiction is part of our existence. Yin and Yang, darkness

I was born in Hong Kong when it was still a British Crown Colony. At the age of three, my parents immigrated to the United States, but I remained in Hong Kong at the insistence of my paternal grandfather

태평도 장각과 흰색 갑자 백색 튼살치료 장각(張角, ? ~ 184년)은 중국 후한 말의 종교 지도자로, 기주(冀州) 거록군(鉅鹿郡) 사람이다. 황건의 난을 일으켰다. 장각은 황제(黃帝)와 노자(老子)의 사상에 심취하여 도교의 경전인 《태평청령서(太平淸領書)》 등을 공부하고, 자신을 따르는 사람들을 가르치면서 스스로 대현량사(大賢良師)라 칭하고 자신의 가르침을