List 2 key daoist ideas. how does one seek the way.

What are two key Daoist Ideas?

How does one seek the way of the Dao? I need help with both of these! please help me! I cant find it any where!

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Alex,one-eyed in the land of the blind.

Best  “Daoism” (sometimes called “Taoism“)

Focus on understanding the nature of reality, increasing their longevity, ordering life morally, practicing rulership, and regulating consciousness and diet. Fundamental Daoist ideas and concerns include wuwei (“effortless action”), ziran (“naturalness”), how to become a shengren (“sage”) or zhenren (“realized person”), and the ineffable, mysterious Dao (“Way”) itself.

Alex,one-eyed in the land of the blind. · 8 years ago

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    Daoims or Taoism is a religion of Chinese philosophy; it is based on the polytheistic and philosophical system, of beliefs similar to the ancient mystical and enigmatic elements of the popular Chinese religion, such as: ancestor worship, exorcism rituals, alchemy and magic.

    Taoism emerged in the 2nd century and incorporated some of the oldest religious elements in China.

    From observing the laws of nature, the masters of Taoism concluded that everything has an identity, which comes from a single source, the Tao. The meaning of this Chinese word is "path, trail, road". Tao is the main concept of Taoism.

    The full liberation of the soul would be in man's return to Tao.

    Some ways to do this would be meditation, living in harmony and detachment from the material world.

    Taoists also believe in the essence of all things. In addition, there are two forces in Taoism, yin and yang.

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