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2nd most important book of scripture
No right or wrong, except by inner feelings
Written by Chuang Tzu, disciple of Lao Tzu |
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Three regions of the body, each subject to worms
Head = old age
Chest = disease
Abdomen = death |
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| Book of Changes, used for divination |
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| Early Taoist, attempted to combine Confucianism and Taoism, sought immortality through alchemy |
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| Bad/unpredictable spirits |
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Paradisical island
Where Hsien dwell |
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"The power of the way"
Basic text of Taoism, supposedly by Lao Tzu |
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"Inaction"
Humility, spontaneity
The idea of action being achieved through inaction |
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5 elements/movements:
Wood, fire, earth, metal, water
Balance the human body and the universe |
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Lao Tzu
Less known about him than any other founder |
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