Tao

Expertly distilling the teachings of the "Tao Te Ching," the "Zhuangzi," and the "Liezi," this exploration begins with a description of the sociopolitical context that spurred the creation and development of Tao. It goes on to explain the philosophy's principal tenets, including the concept of constant change, the ephemeral nature of reality, the interdependence of all of the elements in the universe, and the necessity of trusting in intuition. The author applies this profound wisdom to everyday life, demonstrating the surprising relevance of these ancient teachings to the modern world. This is excellent resource for anyone interested in Tao.