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That sounds quite lovely. I started taking naps and running/walking:) I would say the Philosophy and the Tai Chi and Qi Gong. Thank you! I will definitely consider it:)

Here is mine: 1. Theravada Buddhism (100%) 2. Mahayana Buddhism (98%) 3. New Age (93%) 4. Neo-Pagan (86%) 5. Unitarian Universalism (85%) 6. New Thought (80%) 7. Hinduism (78%) 8. Christian Science (Church of Christ, Scientist) (72%) 9. Jainism (72%) 10. Scientology (72%) 11. Liberal Quakers (71%) 12. Taoism (68%) 13. Baha'i Faith (53%) 14. Orthodox Quaker (52%) 15. Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants (51%) 16. Secular Humanism (46%) 17. Orthodox Judaism (40%) 18. Reform Judaism (40%) 19. Sikhism (33%) 20. Nontheist (31%) 21. Islam (26%) 22. Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (25%) 23. Seventh Day Adventist (21%) 24. Jehovah's Witness (20%) 25. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) (10%) 26. Eastern Orthodox (10%) 27. Roman Catholic (10%) I wonder why I am not Taoist! haha....

My girlfriend and I saw it and we loved it so much! We thought the whole movie was amazing. Especially the ending!

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Is there such a thing as a Taoist Diet? The research I have done, seems to points to some kind of diet. A vegetarian diet perhaps?

That was very helpful! Thank you very much.

Very good advice!

What kind of results? Where do you work? You do the practices in the office or outside?

Interesting. Thank you for sharing. I saw this one film called: The Zen Mind. I enjoyed it a lot. If any of you who is interested in Zen haven't seen it, I suggest you guys do. It's an amazing film.

I have read Tao Te Ching at least 4 times and I have also read Hua Hu Ching as well. I have meditation of an off, but haven't been consistent with it. I have taken an introductory course in Tai Chi. I enjoyed it, but did not continue with it. I want to start it up again. I have never done Qi Gong, but have been reading/researching about it and it seems quite interesting.

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Oh, I see! Thank you.

Thank you! That was some great advice. What sites or books do you recommend for Vipassana meditation? Also, do you suggest practicing Tao and Zen?

So you think Tao is the closest thing to openness?

Is it kind of like Qi Gong?

Tai Chi vs Qi Gong? I am trying to find a practice that would incorporate my mind and body. What practice is more practical for a beginner? Thank you!

That is great! What are some examples of the above listed? That is great! What are some examples of the above listed?

Thank you so much! Yea, I have seen those sweet little debates:) Well, I think my thing is trying to focus on something. I have focused on Tao, quite a bit. But trying to combine it with something. I suppose Zen? I want the body and the mind to work together. I feel Tao is more of a body and Zen is more of the mind?

Can I combine Tao and Zen together? Make it as one? Tai Chig, Qi Gong with Meditation? I know there is much more to Buddhism, like the 4 noble truths as well. However, just wondering if it could both be applied. That was really helpful! Thanks. I did not know Zen came from Tao. That somewhat makes sense.

Thank you! That was helpful.

Thank you both. I was thinking on focusing on Tao and Zen. Is there a way to combine both of these faiths/philosophies?

Thank you! I am doing just that. Do you suggest getting a teacher or joining a temple?

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