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- 2. Thesis • Taoism, a religion and philosophy that is over 2000 years old and has an interesting view on life and the way we handle tasks in our lives; by teaching classmates about a different religion and philosophy they can open up their minds and think in a different way. People spread their beliefs and views on the world and how to live their lives throughout time; In this time and age the fastest way to share information is the internet. •
- 4. Taoism In General • Philosophy • Religion • 2500 thousand years ago • Tao “The Way” http://people.howstuffworks.com/taoism-and-chi.htm Meditation:The Complete Guide
- 5. Tao
- 6. Difference Between Religion and Philosophy • Philosophy came first • Tao Te Ching Meditation: The Complete Guide Taoism World Religion Taoism http://media.photobucket.com/image/daoism+/sterlingsin/TaiShan%2520etc/ 100_0342.jpg#!oZZ13QQcurrentZZhttp%3A%2F %2Fmedia.photobucket.com%2Fimage%2Fdaoism%2FConnieandStan %2F096.jpg%3Fo%3D13
- 7. Yin and Yang • Yang-male, good, hot, strong,light, ect. • Yin- female, bad, cold, weak, dark, ect. Meditation: The Complete Guide Taoism http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Yin_and_Yang.svg
- 8. Chi • Life Force • Mountains and rivers • Tai Chi, Qigong, Feng Shui Book- Meditation: The Complete Guide dfd Book- Taoism http://www.trekearth.com/gallery/Asia/China/East/Zhejiang/Hangzhou/photo11478.htm
- 9. Laozi (Lao-Tzu) • “Old One” • Confucius Taoism World Religions http://ebooks.adelaide.edu.au/l/lao/tzu/
- 10. Lao-Tzu cont. • City of Luoyang • Tao Te Ching Taoism World Religions http://www.confuciusonline.com/featured/9830
- 11. Taoism as a Religion • Immortality • Gods • Buddhism Taoism http://toursonline.cn/activities/index.asp
- 14. Gods/ Deities and Types of Gods • 1.Three Pure Ones • 2.Jade Emperor’s Court Taoism Taoism World Religions http://chianghaimag.blogspot.com/2010_06_01_archive.html
- 15. Types of Gods • 3.The 8 immortals • 4.Demons Taoism Taoism World Religions http://www.seismologik.com/journal/tag/typhoon-megi
- 16. Sacred Areas • T’ai • Heng • Heng • Hua • Song Taoism http://www.flickr.com/photos/ericennotamm/4573286918/
- 17. Time (Calendar) • Reign of the Spirits of Heaven • Reign of the Forgiver of sins • Reign of the Water Spirits • 12 months/ 60 year cylce Taoism World Religons Taoism http://www.wu-hai-lung.ws/60_year_cycle_gods.htm
- 18. Life and Death • Hun (Yang Chi) • P’o (Yin Chi) • Underworld and Kama • Reincarnation • Spirit Paper Taoism Taoism World Religions http://www.flickr.com/photos/shaireproductions/5428369271/
- 19. Death cont. • Different Views • Becoming apart of Tao Taoism Taoism World Religions http://www.stanford.edu/~krisadak/gemsofwisdom.htm
- 21. Taoism as a Philosophy • America and other Eastern Countries Meditation: The complete Guide Taoism World Religions http://www.livestrong.com/article/212020-the-way-of-qigong/
- 22. Wu Wei • Non-Action • Action without Action • Natural Order Taoism World Religions http://www.last.fm/user/DrUgDEn
- 23. Feng Shui
- 24. Tai Chi
- 25. QiGong
- 26. Taoist Arts
- 29. Tao Te Ching
- 30. Book of “How to live your life”
- 31. Crap load of slides talking about quotes.
- 32. Taoism Today
- 33. Application- Web Site • Show them the website.
- 34. Feng Shui- My Room • Show them pictures and the website
- 35. Tai Chi- My experiences • Show them my website
- 36. Qi Gong- My Experiences • Show them my website
- 37. Class Activity • 1. • 2. • 3.
- 38. Works Cited
- 39. Conclusion
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- -Known both as a Philosophy and a Religion -One of the most ancient religions know; earliest historical records date back 2500 years ago. -Originated from China -“Tao”=The Way= To balance the opposite energies of yin and yang -Taoism is hard to define because there are many different traditions for different people Taoists absorb many ideas from other religions.\n\n
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- -Philosophical Taoism came first -Philosophical Taoism does not emphasize gods, rituals or magical practices. People in China mostly practice the religious form of Taoism while people outside of America practice Philosophical Taoism. Philosophy= views, values, lessons/ Religion= views, values, lessons plus gods, rituals, and other practices. Tao Te Ching was written for philosophical views and taken and changed to be used by religious people as well.\n
- -Yin and Yang are opposites -“The Way”= balancing yin and yang -yang is female/ yin is male -They are different but without each other their is nothing- Symbolism of many things. -Yin is black; Yang is white\n
- -life force -exists in everything - “Virtual Matter” - yin chi (p’o)/yang chi (hun)- certain places attract chi such as mountains and rivers.- Feng Shui is used to make the best of the present chi; can bring in more chi- medation- qigong- Tai Chi\n
- -While there is no main “Leader” of Taoism; Laozi(means “old one”) is the most important figure in Taoism -May not have even existed -Theories; might be multiple people and their ideas and ethics - 2nd century B.C says his actaully name is Li Ehr- Was a Confucius.-Slightly older than Confucius- Laozi didn't like the ways of Confucius such as that people needed to leanr and gain knowledge to improve; Laozi beleived people were born good \n
- -Worked in the royal palace of Luoyang, the capital city during the Zhou dynasty -Archivist -at age ninety he left the City on a water Buffalo; before leaving a border guard asked him to write down all of his thoughts- he wrote Tao Te Ching which is the most important book and the first book on Philisophical Taoism.\n
- -Goal=immortality -Founder of Taoism is Lao-Tze. -Has Gods, Deities, Writings, etc. like every other religion. -At first was a philosophy, changed to a religion later. -Buddhism spread from India into China and people that were philosophical Taoists also joined some Buddhists beliefs to create Religious Taoism. \n
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- -Taoism is very different to everyone; ex. Some people believe in an after life and some don’t -\n
- -There are many gods and Deities apart of Taoism -Gods for everything; earth, heaven, immortality, regions of the earth, walls ect. - Gods are separated like a government system- 1.three pure ones= heaven, earth, human beings 2.Jade Emperors’s Court=Ruled by the Jade Emperor, Ling Pao and court of lower gods.\n
- 3.The 8 immortals= Appears as humans and help people on earth when needed. 4. Demons= hurricanes, typhoons, people that weren't properly buried; cause sickness and other bad stuff -yin and yang/ good and evil/ always balanced\n
- -Most sacred areas are mountains -Other important areas are rivers and caves- where shrines are built - give off more chi (energy) -5 sacred peaks 1.T’ai, Heng, Heng, Hua, Song -feng shui - Bring health and happiness \n
- New Years is the the first day (to us the first day of February); Rebirth of Yang(good energy); Offer up sweets to the three pure ones -calendar=three parts 1.Reign of the Spirits of Heaven (lasts six months) 2.Reign of Forgiver of sins 3.reign of water spirits. -Each have festivals relating to each -There is no regular worship like church -there are temples but you go only when you need to -12 months according to the 5 elements- 60 year cycle of the 60 generals under leadership of the Jade Emperor \n
- -2 parts to soul; hun (yang chi) represents the spiritual and intellectual aspects and p’o (yin chi) represents your physical body.- Hun body stays on earth and p’o soul goes to hell -Funeral rituals are performed to settle the hun soul- After death you go to the Underworld (hell)- Judged by their deeds on earth- Karma- They must pay off their bad deeds on earth then they may be reincarnated back to Earth with a different p’o.- Priests are paid to help thier spirits go through hell as quickly as possible- People try to become immortal and escape death completely - While many people are Taoist many of them have different views; some Taoists dont believe in Reincarnation.- Dying should not be feared; it is the next step in life; from being to non-being; when you die you become apart of the Tao.\n
- While many people are Taoist many of them have different views; some Taoists dont believe in Reincarnation.- Dying should not be feared; it is the next step in life; from being to non-being; when you die you become apart of the Tao.\n
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- -Taoism was first a Philosophy -Lao Tzu -does not emphasize gods, rituals or magical practices -Generally practiced by people in places in America (not so much Religious Taoism) -T’ai Chi -Qigong -Feng Shui - \n
- Non Action -Meditation= non action clears the mind -Action Without Action -Brings yourself in harmony with the natural order -Be one with nature -By doing nothing something happens. -Become Equal with Tao “The Path”\n
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