Transforming Our Society through Taoism

Over the years, scholars have been thinking about the impact of religion on society. Fulfilling the spiritual and emotional needs of human beings will make most of these scholars think the truth. Some scholars believe that religion plays an important role in the elimination of violence. For example, in the theory that imitates René Girard's desire, separation from religion led to a breakthrough in violence. Gillard's theory of imitation desire does not apply to society.

Dàojiàotú (Chinese: Taoism; literally: "foat followers") having the meaning of "Taoism" is "a member or believer of Taoism", a contemporary invention dating back to the 20th century China of the West. For "organized religion", but for most Chinese societies where Taoism continues to be the "order" of Chinese religion, it makes no sense. Several elements of Taoism can be traced back to Chinese prehistoric folk religion and then merged into Taoism tradition. In particular, many Taoist customs come from the phenomenon of Warring States Period (related to Sherman culture in northern China) and Fangs ("old document custodian, one of which is called Laoji), but later Taoism He insisted on that, but he is the same as he himself.

Because of its antisocial attitude, Taoism has never entered the government system. However, it survived among the citizens, and to this day Taoism monks still exist in China. Unfortunately, Taoism itself has been changing for centuries and is growing increasingly in mysticism until it is full of superstitions, signs, and immortal missions. Taoism lost loyalty as philosophy

Taoism was born in China and is a philosophical philosophy that sets inner strength, selflessness, spontaneity, harmony with nature, and harmony with humanity. Taoism ultimately changed from elite philosophy to sophisticated religion. It evolved further into superstition, magic, fortune telling and magic (Chan 1992, pp. 187 - 8). This evolution happened in Vietnam and China. For example, Vietnamese religiously worship every day and pray to pray for defending them from the spiritual influence of their ancestors.

Both Confucianism and Taoism are philosophies from China. Both clearly did not intend to themselves to be religious, but many loyalists and scholars regard it as religion. Taoism mainly relates to private life, but Conficianism focuses on social life itself. Taoism is based on the book "Dao Jingjing in Mandarin" and is roughly translated as "road", "lifestyle", or "road and its power". This philosophy is said to have been written by the wise man Laoji in the 5th century BC, emphasizing harmony and balance, seeking a balance of life through meditation and omission. Passing this old man does not mean not doing anything but only that. For onlookers, Taoism does not seem to do anything, but in reality it only does what you need and before others notice the need for action.