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The Taoist used a book to mostly get through the time. But, The message of the book is a plea for the freedom of the individual and his liberation from egotism so that he can come to understand the underlying unity of the Dao and thus achieve happiness that is beyond death.

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Place 6 that I had before was one of the most sacred places that the Taoist would go to to really let themselves be free to touch with nature.

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And place 6 A sacred mountain of Taoism

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Place 5 Cebu Taoist Temple

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Place 4

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Place 3

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Place 2

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I have 6 places of Daoism. Here are the places:

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This is a picture of one of the Daoism beliefs of Laozi

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Some confucians were trying to bring the philosophy back to the golden age, but some others disagreed with them. In my website, it stated ,"While all schools of philosophy were seeking the way, or dao, one among them would appropriate the
word for its teachings. While Confucians sought to return society to the golden age of antiquity through moral reform and study, others sought escape to a simple life, living as recluses and being content with nonaction; their philosophy is called Daoism." This shows how the  people of Daoism kept their lead at keeping the philosophy going and getting more people involved to it can become great like confucianism.

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All of my evidence came from this website. Here's the link: http://earlyworldhistory.blogspot.com/2012/04/daoism-taoism.html

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My philosophy is the best to control China because it makes people not want anything and makes them connect with nature.

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Daoism (Taoism)

The period roughly between 600 and 300 b.c.e. in China is called the era of the Hundred Schools of Philosophy, the term hundred meaning "many." It was an age of political and social change and turmoil as the Zhou (Chou) dynasty was breaking down, which led thinking men to develop philosophies to explain, accommodate to, or change the state of affairs.

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