This school of philosophy holds that some of the characteristics of the source and reality of man and nature include spontaneity, change, emphasis on the feminine and passive over aggressive, male qualities, and nonpurposeful action, or "wu-wei".
This school of philosophy holds that some of the characteristics of the source and reality of man and nature include spontaneity, change, emphasis on the feminine and passive over aggressive, male qualities, and nonpurposeful action, or "wu-wei". It regards the primary purpose of human beings as living in harmony with nature, while the religion that grew from it concerns a vast pantheon of gods headed by the Jade Emperor. Chuang Tzu and Lao Tzu are great thinkers of, FTP, what Chinese philosophy opposed to Buddhism which advocates belief in "the way"?
This school of philosophy holds that some of the characteristics of the source and reality of man and nature include spontaneity, change, emphasis on the feminine and passive over aggressive, male qualities, and nonpurposeful action, or "wu-wei".
Taoism or Daoism