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    Confucius and Laozi were two ancient Chinese philosophers believed to have lived during one of these times. The Warring States occurred when seven states were fighting to gain control of China. Through many battles and conquests of war lords, the first united Chinese Empire formed, known as the Qin Dynasty. During this time, there was a desire to find peace. Confucius and Laozi appear to agree that the path to achieve this peace begins with one’s…

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    after the Hun invasions II. Top 10 Individuals or Groups A. Ashoka - Mauryan Emperor that aided the change in buddhism B. Confucius - theologian who created Confucianism and its ideals C. LaoZi - founder of Taoism and chinese philosopher D. ZhuangZi - Chinese philosopher who lived in the same time as LaoZi…

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    teachings of Daoism advocate following the way and integrating with the natural world.” The Daoist philosophy was founded by Laozi, an ancient Chinese philosopher, and was quite unique from any other belief system. Daoism was especially embraced during the Tang Dynasty, because Laozi was related to the Tang ruling house. The emperors that ruled during the time regarded Laozi with an immense amount of respect, and accepted Daoist philosophies. Daoist temples were constructed and schools were…

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    that followed his teachings in his Analects. On the other side we have the life lessons and guides of another by the name of Laozi. Whose approach on life was drastically different compared to Kongzi’s perfect society, in which he preached the Dao (the way). The nonchalant approach of the Dao was simply and was shared with others by the Daodejing (also known as the Laozi). Although each of these views on what it means to be human has many differences, they both hold many similarities.…

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    Lao Tzu Influence

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    For centuries, the Laozi or Teaching has influenced millions of Chinese people spiritually for thousands of years. The emphasis on naturalness translates into a way of life characterized by simplicity, patience, and freedom from the tyranny of wish. Lao-Tzu explains in this…

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    Daoism Research Paper

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    development and change reigning all creatures. Daoism was founded around 550 B.C.E. This is a rough estimate because the first writings date back to 3rd or 4th centuries B.C.E. Some scholars claim Daoism was founded by a man named Lao-tzu, also spelled Laozi. Others disagree and claim that he wasn’t an actual historical person. They say this because Lao-tzu means “Old Master” which shines a light on the fact that he was most likely an idea and not a real life person. It was created into a…

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    solitude, a harmonious life with nature, and a desire to maintain good health. In the most common myth, the Daodejing was written by Laozi, before leaving China. The Daodejing is a short book of about five thousand Chinese characters. Many stories have circulated about what happened to Laozi after he left China, but no one is for certain. Daoists continue to worship Laozi til this day, and they consider him to be the human reincarnation of the Dao. The purpose of the Daodejing is dependent on…

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    Goodbye Plastic Water Bottles In the United States, Americans use 50 billion plastic bottles a year. To put that in perspective, Americans consume about 1500 plastic water bottles per second. That is way too much to be using just to use something to drink out of. The United States has some of the safest drinking water in the world, so why do we need to have bottled water that claims to be “purified” or from some springs? The answer is we don’t. In Austin, Texas we have already banned…

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    What Is The Bhagavad Gita

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    is comprised of eighty-one brief chapters. As the fundamental text of Taoism, the Daodejing expresses how we must be in a state of “Wei Wei,” in order to be synchronized with the ever-changing universe. The author of the Daodejing was a sage named Laozi, corresponding with ancient, Chinese tradition. On the other hand, the author of the Bhagavad-Gita remains unknown, most likely lost with the passage of time. On the surface, the Bhagavad-Gita and the Daodejing are very similar religious texts…

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    Confucianism And Daoism

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    The religion of Daoism began around 300 BCE in China by a writer named Laozi, though there has yet to be any real proof that a person named Laozi even existed in that time period (Lee). According to Jacob Lee he states that Daoism is, “A religious philosophy that emphasizes the Dao (“the Way”), or the unity of all things in the universe that cannot be resisted” (Lee). Basically the believe is that you have a force that is in the universe, that you cannot help but follow or going with what “the…

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