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"Mo Tzu" is the legendary founder of Taoism. |
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"Ren" means empathy, consideration for others, humaneness; a Confucian virtue. |
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"Shu" means reciprocity; a Confucian virtue. |
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The "Tao Te Ching" is the classic scripture of Taoism. |
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"Yi Jing" means cultural refinement; a Confucian virtue. |
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The "Five Classics" describes the classical literature of the time preceding Confucius, including poetry, history, and divination. |
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"Li" is a book of sayings of Confucius. |
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"Yang" is the active aspect of reality that expresses itself in speech, light and heat. |
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The "Tao" is the mysterious origin of the universe that is present and visible in everything. |
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"Junzi" is the author of a book of whimsical stories that express themes of early Taoist thought. |
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"Xiao" means family devotion, filial piety; a Confucian virtue. |
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"Qi" means life force. |
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The "Legalists" were members of a Chinese school of philosophy that taught universal love. |
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"Nihongi" means 'Noble person,' the refined human ideal of Confucianism. |
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"Laozi" means 'No action,' 'no strain'; doing only what comes spontaneously and naturally; effortlessness. |
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The "Mohists" were members of the strictest of Chinese philosophical schools, which advocated strong laws and punishments. |
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"Analects" means appropriate action, ritual, propriety, etiquette. |
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"Kojiki" is an ancient Confucian book of divination, one of the Five Classics, still in use today. |
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"Yin" is the receptive aspect of the universe that expresses itself in silence darkness, coolness and rest. |
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