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Ming-Dao Deng
ISBN 9780062502230
Rs. 1,200
HarperSanFrancisco
365 Tao
daily meditations
Who it's for: Readers interested in Taoist philosophy and daily meditation practices
365 Tao offers a daily meditation guide to understanding and integrating Taoist principles into contemporary life. Through these teachings, readers can explore the dynamic flow of the Tao, seeking personal harmony and connection with the natural order of the universe. This book provides insights into living in alignment with oneself and the world, drawing from the wisdom of ancient Taoism.Why You Should Read? Explore Taoist philosophy through accessible daily readings. Cultivate personal harmony and a deeper connection with the natural world. Gain insights from a renowned author and practitioner of Taoist teachings. Integrate ancient wisdom into your modern routine for balanced living.
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- Daily meditations for each day of the year
- Draws on ancient Taoist wisdom
- Focuses on integrating Taoism into modern life
- Aims to cultivate personal harmony and connection with nature
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What is the structure of the book?
The book provides a daily meditation for each day of the year, offering a structured approach to engaging with Taoist principles.
Is this book suitable for beginners to Taoism?
Yes, the daily readings are designed to be accessible, making it suitable for those new to Taoist philosophy.
What is the main goal of the meditations?
The meditations aim to help readers integrate Taoist principles into contemporary life, fostering personal harmony and a deeper connection with the natural world.
Who is the author?
The author is Ming-Dao Deng, a practitioner and teacher of Taoist teachings.