Symbol for dao. Literally
it means "the way."
Lao-Tzi, the founder of Daoism
and writer of the Daodejing.
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Symbol for dao. Literally it means "the way." |
Lao-Tzi, the founder of Daoism and writer of the Daodejing. |
Symbol for wu. The small character is the easier version of the symbol for Wu. |
Symbol for wei. The wu-wei is one of the main concepts from Daoism. Wu-Wei means to achieve action through minimal action. |
Symbol for Yin. Yin represents principles that are negative such as sadness, darkness, and evil. Also, it is the sybmol for the female. |
Symbol for Yang. Yang represents principles that are positive such as happiness, light and good. Also, it is the symbol for the male. |
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