Taoist Health Preservation Stories

Author: Jing Fu
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: I have always held a strong interest in Taoism, especially its magical imagination, enigmatic dialectics, mystical cosmology, the concept of unity between heaven and humanity, and the secrets of nurturing life and longevity, which seem to possess an enduring charm for me. Taoism is a treasure trove, and nurturing life and longevity is a rich vein within it. The book "Taoist Stories of Nurturing Life and Longevity" sets out to explore this treasure and is sure to yield valuable insights. Taoist stories are numerous, and many of them touch upon the themes of nurturing life and longevity. For example, the stories of Qiu Chuji delve into the subject of nurturing life from a higher perspective. It is said that when Genghis Khan was westward, his countless horses and swords swept across the land, conquering cities and devastating the population. The theories and methods of Taoist nurturing life and longevity are not only extensive in scope but also operate on a higher level, encompassing both the cultivation of the mind and body, as well as the social and natural dimensions. If Taoist culture is a treasure trove, then the theories and methods of Taoist nurturing life and longevity are an even richer vein. This book introduces Taoist knowledge, stories of nurturing life, and methods, which will undoubtedly enrich our contemporary theories and practices of health preservation.