taoist

• Den Daoismus betreffend, die chinesische philosophische und religiöse Tradition, die ein Leben in Harmonie mit dem Dao (der natürlichen Ordnung des Universums) betont. Auch: eine Person, die diese Lehre praktiziert oder ihr anhängt.

Relating to Taoism, a Chinese philosophical and religious tradition emphasizing living in harmony with the Tao (the natural order of the universe).

1. Relating to Taoist religionB2formal

   Pertaining to the popular Chinese religious tradition that draws on the teachings of Lao-tzu, incorporating a pantheon of deities, divination, and magical practices.

   taoistisch

   • The Taoist temple was filled with incense and statues of various gods.
   • He studied Taoist rituals and their use of talismans for protection.
   • Many Taoist festivals involve elaborate ceremonies and offerings.

2. Relating to Taoist philosophyB2formal

   Pertaining to the philosophical system developed by Lao-tzu and Chuang-tzu, which advocates for a simple, honest, and harmonious life in accordance with the Tao.

   taoistisch

   • The Taoist principle of wu wei emphasizes effortless action and naturalness.
   • Her approach to life is deeply Taoist, focusing on simplicity and inner peace.
   • The Taoist text 'Tao Te Ching' offers guidance on living a virtuous life.

• Substantiv, das einen Anhänger oder Vertreter des Daoismus bezeichnet, einer in China entstandenen philosophischen und religiösen Tradition.

A noun referring to a follower or adherent of any branch of Taoism, a philosophical and religious tradition originating in China.

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1. Adherent of TaoismB2formal

   A person who follows Taoism, a Chinese philosophical and religious tradition emphasizing living in harmony with the Tao (the Way).

   Anhänger des Taoismus

   • The Taoist meditated daily to align with the natural flow of the universe.
   • Many Taoists practice tai chi and qigong for spiritual and physical health.
   • A Taoist believes in simplicity, spontaneity, and non-action (wu wei).