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Hi looking for good introductory books on Taoism

barrymanilow · 2013-04-25 08:53:09

Hi there , I know that Buddhism and Taoism are seperate , but I was hoping that maybe someone could recommend me some good introductory reading that isnt too scholarly or esoteric/abstract , so far I have been reading the Tao of pooh and a translation of the Tao Te Ching , thanks

25-04-2013 9:53am

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barrymanilow

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Hi there , I know that Buddhism and Taoism are seperate , but I was hoping that maybe someone could recommend me some good introductory reading that isnt too scholarly or esoteric/abstract , so far I have been reading the Tao of pooh and a translation of the Tao Te Ching , thanks

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Saw the title and was going to suggest the tao of Pooh:)

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RoryMurphyJnr wrote: »

Saw the title and was going to suggest the tao of Pooh:)

I was too, and its a great book as well. Highly recommended to understand the Tao

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#4 25-04-2013 10:11pm

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thanks guys maybe the tao of pooh is just enough , maybe im being a bit like owl or eyore , constantly lokking and searching for more information instead of accepting what I have :)

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