Taoism

Taoist Eastern Taoist philosophy may be one of the earliest philosophical forms known to people. Lao's "Taojing" is really a criterion to follow the life of Taoism. Taoism is a philosophical practice, a kind of harmony with nature, and a simple life. Taoism becomes the ultimate goal of "wise man" or wise, and when you achieve this goal, you will be called one of nature and paradise. Taoism has various aspects, but the special part of my concern is the third chapter of Tao Te Ching.

Taoism is a group of Chinese religious and philosophical traditions. The philosopher Taoism has a variety of "Tao Jing" and "Zhuangzi" such as "no action" (silence), emptiness, withdrawal, acceptance, spontaneous, soft power, relativism of human value, pursuit of longevity etc We emphasize the theme. . There is no distinction between religious Taoism and philosophy, but many supernatural beliefs are incorporated into the practice of gods, ghosts, ancestral souls, Taoism alchemy and qigong. Skopostheorie assumes that there is an end to philosophical studies of design, purpose, guiding principles or objectives in natural works and processes. Scopos theory is in stark contrast to philosophical naturalism, neither posing another problem from scientific problems. Philosophical naturalism insists there is no such principle. Scopos theory claims

Taoism originally was an established religion in ancient China, in which philosophical Taoism was established by a man named Laoji. It is said that he created the book he left behind and became the basis of philosophical Taoism. The main principles behind Taoism are as follows. Tao is the ongoing base and possibilities of the universe. As a certain first principle, it exists before creation; however, it is also the natural way with the mother of all things. Human experience and all precious and authentic sources. "(UOP, 2006)

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.