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But also it prominently states "yield and overcome, bend and be straight, empty and be full," as pointing to the demise of that which cannot yield to natural forces. But yielding does not mean weakness.
Under Taoism, in the world all things interact in a sort of dualism called Yin/Yang, where the two principles are in a process of transformation, sometimes even becoming their opposites. Examples of these two principles include the following:
Water is compared to soft or receptive principles, which flows in the path of least resistance, but it's power is not minimized because for instance in a flood nothing can resist it. Throughout the Tao Te Ching, the natural way works as a metaphor for ethical conduct; where one finds the natural way of non-action or natural action.
The writing came to be known as the Tao Te Ching or in English The Way and Its Power. Under this philosophical system, there are three conceptual elements which constitute everything. First is Non-Being, second Being [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and third what Taoism calls the 10,000 things [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], meaning all of the differentiated things in the world.
The Legend of Lao Tzu
Ultimately the two aspects are bound together. Because of this dualism qualities are intricately bound. Beauty cannot exist without ugliness, or strength without weakness, or heat without cold.
The gatekeeper asked Lao Tzu that before he passed; would he write down what he thought was important in life, in a contribution to humanity. So in a matter of a few days he wrote the Tao Te Ching and was allowed to pass.
While Taoism is understood through a conceptual basis; Non-Being, Being, and the 10,000 things; these
light/dark,heaven/earthmale/femalemountains/valleys
In Taoism, with Non-Being or pure potentiality, necessarily comes pure actuality Being), where when things come into existence Being) they are bifurcated into the 10,000 things. Finally, out of the 10,000 things comes the singularity of the individual. Taoism is ultimately an attempt to explain how the individual finds their place in the world, and how one is to be ethical and therefore effective.
As legend would have it in the 6th century B.C. Lao Tzu lived in Zhou, and was the Imperial Librarian. He had grown weary of moral decay. Upon retirement he left Zhou heading toward what now is Tibet, and was stopped at Hankao Pass by a gatekeeper.
A central concept in Taoism is what is called Wu Wei which is also called non-action. This is adhering to what is natural. Examples in the world are abundantly used in the Tao Te Ching. For example a tree metaphor is used where it is said that "that which is firmly established is not easily uprooted".
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The Way and Its Power
Out of this idea of Yin/Yang comes the ancient Chinese classic the I Ching or the Book of Changes, where the symbols of Yin/Yang were used in the Imperial courts for divination.
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Taoism and Wu Wei
To discuss Taoism is not a simple thing. Taoism branches into 3 sub-headings, Philosophical Taoism, Religious Taoism, and Taoist Yoga, which includes the martial art Tai Chi Chuan. The Taoism that will be discussed is Philosophical Taoism, which is the subject matter of the Tao Te Ching. The Tao Te Ching is a collection of poetic works, where the nature of the ultimate, the cosmic [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and the individual in the world are explained.
Taoism and Yin/Yang
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