Taoism
Texts
The Taoist Canon
Basic principles of life
Historical figures
Lao-tzu
Who was Lao Tzu? Lao-tzu lived twenty-five centuries ago in ancient China. Even though the details of his existence are shrouded in the mist of time, we know with a fair degree of certainty that his name was Li Er. Legend has it that King Wu of Zhou appointed him head librarian of the imperial archives at Luoyang. In this capacity Lao-tzu was able to immerse himself in the study of history, philosophy and literature, gaining wisdom & insights along the way.
Ritual and practice
Tai-chi chuan
Tai-chi chuan
Feng-shui (geomancy)
Ethics and Morality
Ethics and Morality
Ethics and Morality
Taoism as a religion
Confucianism
Confucianism as religion
Confucianism--
Historical figures
Texts
Nature of Divine
K’ung Fu-tzu
K’ung Fu-tzu
K’ung Fu-tzu
Golden Rule
Confucius
Meng Tzu
Confucianism--
Confucianism--
Confucianism--
Confucianism--
Confucianism
Confucianism
Central teachings
Confucianism
Neo-Confucianism
Communism in China
Shinto
Kami Spirits
Shinto
Shinto
Shrines
Ritual and practice
State Shinto--
Buddhist and Confucian influences
Shinto today
Discussion Questions
Integrating Questions