Philosophy and Beliefs: Taoism

[alizais]

Although I say I believe in Taoist principles, I can't honestly say I'm Taoist because I don't know what Taoism really is. As involved in other processes of understanding, achieving, and learning, becoming a Taoist is infinitely more accessible with the guidance of a teacher. I don't require a teacher, but the road to enlightenment becomes much

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[reelcowgirl]

So I've done a little research. Your post is fascinating, but I think that seeing yourself you don't see yourself as everyone else does...or at least as I do. (Well, no one sees themself as others do, I guess.) With that in mind, I did some research on Taoism. Not only is it wonderful to learn about another religion, but it's also a fascinating insight into what you believe

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[alizais]

Rachel, that's awesome that you'd take the time to read my ramblings. From what I know about Taoism, I think you're completely right. It is a principle that incorporates science, medicine, and magic

[albertt]

You already know you get total detatchemnt if you succeed, so why bother? Isn't just being a character on the show, konwing you're in a show, but not knowing what it looks like from the outside, good enough?

P.S. You should post more often :-).

You know what I really wanna do to you write now? Wrestle you to the ground ;-)