An edition of Do nothing and do everything: an illustrated new Taoism
(2010)
Do nothing and do everything
an illustrated new Taoism
1st ed.
by Qiguang Zhao
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"This introduction to ancient Taoism utilizes stories and illustrations to convey the subtle ideas that go beyond language as the author applies the Taoist Wu Wei (do nothing) and Wu Bu Wei (do everything) to modern life "--Provided by publisher.
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Do nothing and do everything: an illustrated new Taoism
2010, Paragon House
in English
- 1st ed.
1557788898 9781557788894
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Table of Contents
A manifesto of modern Taoism
Many thinkers, one Tao
Take it easy and take care
Take it easy, but take it
Wu wei
Wu bu wei
The universe and us
Reversing
Naming
Emptiness
Water
Calm down
Serenity and health
Eating
Sleeping
Do nothing, only breathe
Learning
Justice
Work and leisure
Fame and fortune
Beauty
Love
The intercourse between yin and yang
Ambition
Flying
Do nothing in this world
Walking
Tai chi boxing, doing nothing
Tai chi sword, doing everything
Happiness
No regret
Life and death
Appendix A: Student contributions
Appendix B: When the Red Guards knock at our door
Appendix C: In memory of Hai Zi, who died for beauty.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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| June 14, 2012 | Edited by LC Bot | import new book |
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