Taoist Sentence Examples

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  • A Taoist understands that the more she or he learns the less she or he knows.

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  • In China at the present day many Taoist gods are (or are given out as) men deified for service to the state.

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  • The chief motives were landscapes of a peculiarly wild and romantic type, animal life, trees and flowers, and figtire compositions drawn from Chinese and Buddhist history and Taoist legend; and these, together with the grand aims and strange shortcomings of its principles and the limited range of its methods, were adopted almost without change by Japan.

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  • Feng was a Taoist alchemist who lived in the mountains during the Yuan Dynasty (1279-1368 ).

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  • A number of ideas from Neo-Confucian and Taoist philosophy also occur in the texts as well as references to internal alchemy.

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  • In Taoist fashion it is also said, " Looking up, the player appears even higher.

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  • Some legends say that the great Taoist sage Lao Tzu, personally introduced him to the Taoist practices.

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  • You must distinguish the crooks, opportunists and lechers involved in religious Taoism from the Taoist sages.

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  • Taoist. Specializes in magic, casting spells and other related skills.

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  • Rich with symbolism, yin and yang are deeply rooted in the Tao and Taoist thought.

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  • The Tao governs all things, all life and a Taoist has learned to create inner harmony to join as one with the Tao.

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  • In Chinese the word Tao means path or way and is the foundation of the concept of Taoist philosophy.

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  • In the Taoist belief the five elements are symbolic of five elemental energies that combine, in a multitude of ways, to produce the ten thousand things, which encompasses everything that exists in the world.

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  • Taoist principles show that the forces of yin yang are in constant motion.

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  • According to Taoist traditions, every number is either yin or yang.

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  • Taoist yoga, sometimes referred to as yin yoga, is a blending of principles from tai chi, Hatha Yoga, the instruction of the Yoga Sutras, and the methods of Tao Yin.

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  • Practitioners of Taoist yoga expand their spiritual awakening and sense of purpose through focused breathing, movement, and learning.

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  • You may be familiar with the Taoist terms yin and yang, which define the cycle of opposites in the universe.

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  • A Taoist seeks to make these forces of nature and with him- or-herself equal to promote harmony.

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  • As more people turn to Eastern medicine and practices to find balance in their lives, Taoist yoga is experiencing a resurgence.

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  • Taoist yoga practitioners use breath as the absolute foundation for every motion, every thought.

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  • In an effort to achieve these objectives and principals, and create balance, the physical practice of Taoist yoga is actually a combination of a more energetic yoga routine with a more meditative yoga routine.

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  • Taoist yoga is a full concept, and one that can take quite some time to integrate into a busy lifestyle.

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  • It's best taught by a Taoist master, but there are some helpful resources that include both the theory behind the practice and the breath and body movement sequences.

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  • Yin Yoga, by instructor Paul Grilley, is a comprehensive guide to Taoist yoga principles.

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  • Paulie Zink's Taoist Yoga Series features five different DVDs that can be purchased as a set or individually.

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  • Zink instructed Grilley, and is considered by some to be responsible for popularizing the term "yin yoga" in relation to understanding and practicing Taoist yoga.

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  • Tao yoga, also known as Taoist or Daoist yoga, is based on the basic principles of tai chi and Hatha yoga, and combines these principles into a discipline that focuses on cultivating a better understanding of our bodies.

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  • Individuals interested in becoming certified Taoist yoga instructors will find limited opportunities, but there are some possibilities.

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  • Luke, deep in Taoist monk-like training under Yoda, becomes aware of the perils of his friends through the Force, and leaves his training unfinished to come to their aid.

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  • The ambiguous relationship between the cult of immortality and philosophical Taoism is well illustrated in the attitude of Ko Hung to major Taoist writings.

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