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Taoism for stress reduction and inner peace
Taoists routinely achieve stress reduction and inner peace by aligning their actions with the Tao. Their approach is strikingly different from other philosophies because Taoists […]
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Misconceptions about Taoism and flow
In Chapter 48 of the Tao Te Ching, Lao-Tzu formulates one of the most cryptic principles of Taoism. He enunciates that, in our pursuit of […]
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Taoist happiness in a hostile environment
Amidst economic crises, unemployment, inflation, violence, and social decay, many people may feel tempted to discard the teachings of Lao-Tzu as too idealistic. They argue […]
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Taoist quotes about flow
Lao-Tzu made a straightforward recommendation to people who want to achieve flow in their work, relationships and other areas of their lives. Chapter 22 of […]
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Taoist wisdom for personal growth
I can summarise Taoist wisdom for personal growth in five words: Take the safe, enlightened path. I do not mean that we should fear everything, […]
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Lao-Tzu’s biography
There is only one thing we know for sure about Lao-Tzu: that the anecdotes about his life are very cool. They are in fact so […]
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Who founded Taoism and why
When confronted with adversity, people react in accordance with their ideas. Sound, consistent ideas enable individuals to solve problems quickly and regain the lost ground. […]
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The Taoist prescription for work-life balance
Denying reality seems like a full-time job for many people. If they are confronted with problems, they will try to play them down and pretend […]
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Taoism and work-life balance
While millions of people today struggle to balance out their work and private lives, Taoist do it automatically and without effort. How is this possible? […]
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Smoothness and the Taoist lifestyle
The word “worry” cannot accurately describe the emotional reaction of being confronted to a wide variety of threats, risks, and problems. In daily life, modern […]
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