Taoist Baseball T-Shirts

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The architecture based on a Taoist Hung Shing Temple located in Queen's Road East, Wanchai, Hong Kong.

Yin Yang Fox Taoist Tao Taoism

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Koi representing earths elements centered around a yin yang symbol. They are in harmony. :)

Don't Worry I'm A Taoist. Cool funny design fitting for Taoists and Taoism lovers who loves Taoism. It can also be given as a Birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who also loves Taoism and funny designs.

Lao Tzu or Laozi was an ancient Chinese philosopher. He is the founder of philosophical Taoism and is a deity and god in the religion of Taoism an Chinese mythology. While semi legendary, in Chinese history Lao Tzu is portrayed a contemporary of Confucius.

Lao Tzu or Laozi was an ancient Chinese philosopher. He is the founder of philosophical Taoism and is a deity and god in the religion of Taoism an Chinese mythology. While semi legendary, in Chinese history Lao Tzu is portrayed a contemporary of Confucius.

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from a full body to an empty body, a taoist mediation process

A blue and red ying yang symbol design with small gemstone highlights.

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Zhuang Zhou, commonly known as Zhuangzi (literally "Master Zhuang"; also rendered as Chuang Tzu), was an influential Chinese philosopher who lived around the 4th century BC during the Warring States period.

Minhwa is Korean Folk Art that was popular in the Joseon Dynasty. They say that Minhwa is a unique form of spellful art. Each Minhwa has a special meaning of wish and protection.

Minhwa is Korean Folk Art that was popular in the Joseon Dynasty. They say that Minhwa is a unique form of spellful art. Each Minhwa has a special meaning of wish and protection.

Minhwa is Korean Folk Art that was popular in the Joseon Dynasty. They say that Minhwa is a unique form of spellful art. Each Minhwa has a special meaning of wish and protection.

Minhwa is Korean Folk Art that was popular in the Joseon Dynasty. They say that Minhwa is a unique form of spellful art. Each Minhwa has a special meaning of wish and protection.

Minhwa is Korean Folk Art that was popular in the Joseon Dynasty. They say that Minhwa is a unique form of spellful art. Each Minhwa has a special meaning of wish and protection.

Minhwa is Korean Folk Art that was popular in the Joseon Dynasty. They say that Minhwa is a unique form of spellful art. Each Minhwa has a special meaning of wish and protection.

Minhwa is Korean Folk Art that was popular in the Joseon Dynasty. They say that Minhwa is a unique form of spellful art. Each Minhwa has a special meaning of wish and protection.

Minhwa is Korean Folk Art that was popular in the Joseon Dynasty. They say that Minhwa is a unique form of spellful art. Each Minhwa has a special meaning of wish and protection.

Minhwa is Korean Folk Art that was popular in the Joseon Dynasty. They say that Minhwa is a unique form of spellful art. Each Minhwa has a special meaning of wish and protection.

Minhwa is Korean Folk Art that was popular in the Joseon Dynasty. They say that Minhwa is a unique form of spellful art. Each Minhwa has a special meaning of wish and protection.

Minhwa is Korean Folk Art that was popular in the Joseon Dynasty. They say that Minhwa is a unique form of spellful art. Each Minhwa has a special meaning of wish and protection.

Minhwa is Korean Folk Art that was popular in the Joseon Dynasty. They say that Minhwa is a unique form of spellful art. Each Minhwa has a special meaning of wish and protection.

Minhwa is Korean Folk Art that was popular in the Joseon Dynasty. They say that Minhwa is a unique form of spellful art. Each Minhwa has a special meaning of wish and protection.

Minhwa is Korean Folk Art that was popular in the Joseon Dynasty. They say that Minhwa is a unique form of spellful art. Each Minhwa has a special meaning of wish and protection.

Minhwa is Korean Folk Art that was popular in the Joseon Dynasty. They say that Minhwa is a unique form of spellful art. Each Minhwa has a special meaning of wish and protection.

Minhwa is Korean Folk Art that was popular in the Joseon Dynasty. They say that Minhwa is a unique form of spellful art. Each Minhwa has a special meaning of wish and protection.

There is nothing more Tao then the wonderful beauty and peacefulness that a poodle can provide

Sun Wukong munching on some heavenly peaches.

Wu wei is a key concept of Taoism/Daoism. It means non-action, natural action, or action that does not require struggle or immense effort. It is the cultivation of the mind so that actions are effortless and are aligned with the flow of life or Tao/Dao (the Way). Wear this shirt to share this message or use it as a reminder of this inspiring, wise idea. Written in red Traditional Chinese with distressed markings.

Man Mo Temple Incense Coils And Prayers This is One of Hong Kong's most famous urban temples, Man Mo Temple sits on busy Hollywood Road in Sheung Wan. This temple was built by Taoists during the colonial era. One of their gods, the god of literature named Man Cheong, was born in AD 287. The other god, Mo, was born in AD 160. It is said that he fought against oppression and injustice and was killed in 219 at the hands of his enemies. There are other idols there too. The smell from the incense coils hit you as soon as you enter this stunning little temple. The little red tags below the coils are prayers that have been written in Chinese before the coil is lit. By Paul Thompson Photography

Sharpie pen drawing painted in Adobe Photoshop CS5 Stone reliefs of this type were common in the early sixth century. The dedicatory inscription on the base dates the work to the sixth month of the year 528 and indicates that it was commissioned by a group of seventy individuals on behalf of the emperor, the country, and various ancestors. As was customary, symbolic portraits of these patrons, arranged hierarchically, can be seen on the front, sides, and back of the stele. The two most important individuals are depicted inside small pavilions at top, and other major figures are shown just above the inscription, accompanied by attendants. The grouping of a central Buddha with two bodhisattvas and two monks is typical of the period, as ar...

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