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Tai Shang Men . Xiao Yao Pai
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太上门 . 逍遥派 |
School of Esoteric Spiritual Taoism
一心学道,一心学法,一心向善
Spiritual Taoism differs from Religious and Philosophical Taoism in that it deals strictly with the cultivation of the spiritual aspect of the human being. The core of Taoist cultivation lies in spiritual practice, which later gave birth to Philosophy and Religion. By studying Spiritual Taoism and addressing the roots directly, we can form an understanding of the fundamental principles behind Taoist religion and philosophy; and maintain an open, non-judgmental awareness of the different facets of this age old way of life.
Authentic Taoist spiritual cultivation excludes any form of dogmatic belief systems, that constrict or mould the mind of the practitioner into a rigid state of perception. Instead, our Xiu Dao (修道), Cultivation of the Tao, gradually opens up the mind like a blossom and releases our entrapped awareness from the clutches of the acquired post-birth mind; allowing us to experience everything that is, without limitation. With this, our intelligence, wisdom and spiritual skills accumulate daily.
Authentic Taoist spiritual cultivation excludes any form of dogmatic belief systems, that constrict or mould the mind of the practitioner into a rigid state of perception. Instead, our Xiu Dao (修道), Cultivation of the Tao, gradually opens up the mind like a blossom and releases our entrapped awareness from the clutches of the acquired post-birth mind; allowing us to experience everything that is, without limitation. With this, our intelligence, wisdom and spiritual skills accumulate daily.
Concepts central to Taoism
Zi Ran (自然)
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Wu Wei (无为)
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Qing Jing (清静)
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Kong (空)
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