Contains extracts from eight books by Buddhist/Taoist writer Wei Wu Wei, plus a bibliography, background info. and links to related sites.

Shen Tao Text and Interpretation issues Stoicism and the Great Tao Political Implications Taoist Influence and Paradox Shen Tao (c. 350-275 B. C.) influenced both Taoism and Legalism. He was a native of Chao who served at the Chi-hsia academy in Ch'i (an ancient center of philosophical debate). A Han History lists him, along with T'ien P'ien, as having studied Huang-Lao doctrines and Tao-te (Lao ...

THEOSOPHY, Vol. 15, No. 4, February, 1927 (Pages 161-166; Size: 21K) (Number 13 of a 59-part series) ANCIENT LANDMARKS XIII LIEH TZU WHAT Mencius was to Confucius, that Lieh Tzu and Chwang Tzu were to Lao Tzu. Lieh Tzu endeavored to draw together the conflicting elements which were becoming active among the respective followers of the two sages. Therefore he spoke respectfully of Confucius ...