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What is Daoism also known as?

Taoism

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When was Daoism founded?

Around the 6th century BCE

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What does the word “Dao” (Tao) mean?

The Way — the natural path of the universe

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What does Daoism emphasize?

Living in harmony with the Dao

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What does Daoism value?

Simplicity, balance, peace, and going with the flow of life

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Who is the main founder of Daoism?

Laozi (Lao Tzu)

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What is the Tao Te Ching?

A collection of short verses offering wisdom about life and balance

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Who is another key figure in Daoism besides Laozi?

Zhuangzi (Chuang Tzu)

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What did Zhuangzi contribute to Daoism?

He expanded Daoist ideas through stories and parables emphasizing freedom and relativity

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What are the two main texts of Daoist philosophy?

Tao Te Ching and Zhuangzi

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What is the Dao (The Way)?

The source and guiding principle of all things, experienced through simplicity and stillness

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What does Wu Wei mean?

Non-action — acting naturally without force or struggle

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What is Yin and Yang?

Two complementary forces of nature that create balance and harmony

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What does Daoism value in terms of lifestyle?

Simplicity and humility

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How does Daoism view nature?

Humans should live close to nature and respect its rhythms

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What are some common Daoist practices?

Meditation, Tai Chi, Qi Gong, and breathing exercises

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What is the purpose of Daoist practices?

To achieve harmony and align one’s inner energy (Qi) with the Dao

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Why are Daoist temples often built near mountains or rivers?

To symbolize natural harmony

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What does the Yin-Yang symbol represent?

The unity and balance of opposite forces

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What virtues does Daoism promote?

Compassion, humility, and moderation

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How does a true Daoist live?

Peacefully, avoiding conflict, acting with kindness and understanding

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What does Daoism encourage in everyday life?

Acceptance, patience, and appreciation of simplicity

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How does Daoism differ from Confucianism?

Daoism emphasizes freedom and inner peace, while Confucianism focuses on order and social responsibility

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How do Daoism and Confucianism complement each other?

Confucianism guides public life, while Daoism nurtures the inner self

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What does Daoism remind people to do?

Slow down, trust life’s flow, and find happiness in simplicity

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What does the Dao represent in Daoist philosophy?

The ultimate source and natural path of all existence

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How does Wu Wei differ from doing nothing?

It means effortless action, not laziness — acting in harmony with nature

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How can the Yin-Yang balance be applied in daily life?

By recognizing and embracing opposite forces to maintain harmony

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What is a key similarity between Daoism and Confucianism?

Both promote moral living and harmony

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What is a key difference between Daoism and Confucianism?

Daoism values inner peace, Confucianism values social order

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How does Daoism teach people to live a peaceful and simple life?

By embracing nature, simplicity, and balance

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What activity can help you connect with Daoist stillness?

Quiet observation of surroundings without judgment

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What is the purpose of observing your surroundings in silence?

To learn about stillness and balance