History of Taoism's Philosophy

Taoism was thought to have been established by the Princess of Laos (Lao Tzi), the fifth century and the third century of the principality. Since the original text began to appear as early as 550 BC, it is difficult to narrow the exact timeframe at the beginning of these philosophies. He is said to be the first book to summarize these texts into Tao Te Ching in the second half of the 4th century BC or the beginning of the third century ("Taoist key book"). It was not until the year 142 that this philosophy became a religion.

The most common religion in China is Taoism. Taoism's history is about 1700 years. This religion is unique to that country, basically in rural areas of Central and Eastern China. Taoism is a traditional Chinese religious doctrine about "road", and road is a combination of elements of religion and philosophy. This kind of teaching is based on religion and philosophy of several philosophical theories of ancient China. Teaching in the world is the foundation of modern Chinese Taoism. As in today, the country has 1,500 Taoist temples and monasteries, including 25 thousand monks and nuns.

Believers in Taoism (Road) stick to the doctrine of religious philosophy of ancient China, Lao Tzi is the founder of Taoism, also known as a pure gift of Taoism. In addition to compiling Daoism in Taiwan, which is mainly represented by the order of justice, Singapore's Taoism also includes various Chinese folk religions. Feng Shui was literally translated as "wind and water" and was born from a yin and yang school deeply rooted in the ancestor's worship aimed at adjusting the air between birth (yang) and death (yin) It was. Ancestor worship is a common way for China and Ching Ming Festival during the second full moon most people are watching. This reflects that Chinese tradition still exists in contemporary Singapore.

As time goes by, the religious evolution of Taoism is different from the Taoism philosophy I mentioned earlier. Religion Taoism has the same conviction, but it also requires the worship of many gods and ancestors. Other religious activities include the development of physical energy called "Qi", the construction of a moral system, and the use of alchemy to gain eternal life. Taoism folk religion began to epidemic in China as a national religion in 440 BC and continues today as well.