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Concept of Taoism

Tao - the path
The term "Tao" is called in Chinese mythology as the "unfathomable" or the "nameless" that works in all being, without ever appearing themselves.
Freely translated, "Tao" means the path of nature and the universe or even the power that underlies all being. Thus, Taoism involves an understanding of life that emphasizes individual harmony with the forces of nature.
The Taoists say that the Tao can be recognized, but not held, or even conceptually defined. It is contained in every being and yet never manifests itself. How nice, such a change in our time!

Tao - the way the term "Tao" is in Chinese mythology as the "unfathomable" or called the "Nameless", which works in all beings, without ever having to appear himself. Loosely translated means "Tao" the way of nature and the universe or even the power that all is His underlying. So Taoism includes an understanding of life, which emphasizes the individual harmony with the natural forces. The Taoists say that although the Tao detected, but not kept, indeed may not even be conceptually defined. It is included in every being and occurs even though never in appearance. How beautiful, so a change in our time!