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Vitality Energy Spirit A Taoist Sourcebook Paperback Thomas Cleary

Name: Vitality Energy Spirit A Taoist Sourcebook Paperback Thomas Cleary
SKU: BELL-7367024
Price: 31.00 USD
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Vitality Energy Spirit A Taoist Sourcebook Paperback Thomas Cleary instant download after payment.

Publisher: Shambhala

File Extension: PDF

File size: 41.73 MB

Pages: 312

Author: Thomas Cleary

ISBN: 9781590306888, 1590306880

Language: English

Year: 2009

Edition: Paperback

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Vitality Energy Spirit A Taoist Sourcebook Paperback Thomas Cleary by Thomas Cleary 9781590306888, 1590306880 instant download after payment.

The “three treasures” of human life—vitality, energy, and spirit—are envisioned in Taoist thought as the source of creativity, capability, and intelligence. This comprehensive anthology traces the teachings on these three treasures through the long history of Taoism, highlighting the quintessential works on their practical application for mental and physical well-being. Along with brief selections from the classic sources of Taoism by Lao Tzu and Chang-tzu, the book presents a rich selection of tales and sayings from Taoist literature, as well as a broad range of writings from the Complete Reality school, including essays and commentary from such figures as Lü Yen, Chang Po-tuan, and Liu I-ming.