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The Journey and Its Goal in Women’s Religions
[Spirituality of Dao 道之神] The Journey and Its Goal in Women’s Religions by Brian Griffith In the Middle East, ancient deities were usually portrayed as superhuman kings, whose instructions to mortals were like a ruler’s commands, given in books … Continue reading
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Tagged Chinese Religion, Dao-de-jing, spirituality, women
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From the Master-Daoist Internal Alchemy
Daoist Internal Alchemy: A Deep Language for Communicating with Nature’s Intelligence, Part 1 Alchemy Formulas, Qi Field & Language Theory by Michael Winn When I was first initiated into Daoist Qigong and internal alchemy, nei dan practice, twenty years ago, … Continue reading
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Tagged Dao, Dao-de-jing, Daoist, Eight Immortals, inner elixir, inner skill, internal alchemy, Michael Winn, nei dan formula, nei gong, Qi, Qigong, tantric, Tao te Ching
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Illuminating the Dao 悟道 – The Dao & Yang Sheng
The Dao, the Dao-De-Jing, and Yang Sheng Kevin W Chen, Ph.D. MPH Laozi and the Concept of Dao According to the Records of the Grand Historian (史记 Shiji) by Chinese historian Sima Qian (司马迁 ca. 145–86 BCE); Laozi, the alleged … Continue reading
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Tagged Chinese philosophy, Dao, Dao-de-jing, Laozi, simple, three treasures
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