Recently, taoers.com released a photo claimed to be a "real supernatural shot," which has sparked widespread attention and discussion. This photo was taken at night and features a burning furnace with scattered gold ingots left by the deceased’s family on the ground. The most intriguing part of this picture is the enlarged section, where a fox spirit holding some of the ingots can be...
Is God a Taoist?
Raymond M. Smullyan, 1977
Mortal: And therefore, O God, I pray thee, if thou hast one ounce of mercy for this thy suffering creature, absolve me of having to have free will!
God: You reject the greatest gift I have given thee?
Mortal: How can you call that which was forced on me a gift? I have free will, but not of my own...
Taoism is an ancient Chinese philosophy and religion that emphasizes harmony with nature and the universe. The core concept of Taoism is the "Tao," which means "the way" or "the path." It is a fundamental principle of the cosmos that promotes effortless action, naturalness, and the pursuit of longevity and spiritual immortality. Taoist classics, such as the "Tao Te Ching" and the "Zhuangzi,"...
Seeing a ghost can be a frightening and unsettling experience. Here are some steps you can take if you encounter what you believe to be a ghost:
Stay Calm: Try to remain calm and composed. Fear can cloud your judgment and make the situation seem worse than it is.
Observe: Take note of the ghost's appearance, actions, and any other details. This information might help you understand what...
I usually speak to them. I try to find out who they are, why they’re there, and what they might want. Then, if I can, I try to help them. That’s because if a ghost shows up it’s usually because they need or want something. Of course, there are always the pranksters (those spirits who enjoy creating a little havoc now and then), but for the most part, a spirit only expends all...
In Hong Kong, Singapore, and many other places that celebrate the Hungry Ghost Festival each August, the streets undergo a transformation as people leave out offerings of incense, burnt paper money, fruit and biscuits.
While the festival is often seen as a frightening month when restless souls roam our world, Lee Chee Tong, a Taoist priest based in Singapore, offers a deeper understanding of...
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