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    a power which envelops, surrounds and flowsthrough all things, living and non-living.

    regulates natural processes and nourishesbalance in the Universe.

    embodies the harmony of opposites

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    F ounded by Lao-Tse (604-531 BCE), a contemporary of Confucius .

    Received imperial recognition as a divinity in the mid

    second century AD.

    Gained official status in China during the Tang Dynasty,whose emperors claimed Lao-Tse as their relative.

    LAO TZE

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    LAO TZE

    Several Song emperors, most prominently Huizong, wereactive in promoting Taoism, collecting Taoist texts andpublishing editions of the D aozang .

    Aspects of Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism wereconsciously synthesised in the Neo-Confucian school,which eventually became Imperial orthodoxy for statebureaucratic purposes .

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    During the Qing Dynasty, Taoism work was rejected whileConfucianism classics were much advocated.

    Taoist books were excluded from the imperial libraryduring the 18 th century.

    LAO TZE

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    Y inYangIt represents thebalance of opposites inthe universe.

    When they are equally present, all is calm.

    When one isoutweighed by the

    other, there isconfusion and disarray.

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    road, channel, path, way, doctrine, or line.

    T ao is natural, eternal, spontaneous, and indescribable way things began and pursued their

    course (which means fate) Wing Tsit Chan

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    power, virtue, integrity

    active living, or cultivation of that way

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    without action

    goal : alignment with Tao (leaving it to fate)

    associated with water ( soft and weak water

    can move earth and carve stone)

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    uncarved block or unhewn log or simplicity

    passive state of receptivenesssymbol for a state of pure potential and

    perception without prejudice ( seeing things asthey are with no assumptions or presumptionsetc)

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    Taken from Kuala Lumpur s Sin Si Sze YaTemple.

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    Sin Si SzeYa

    Deity has been in KLbefore KL was beingopened by Yap AhLoy.

    Temple was builtwhen Yap Ah Loy gaveland to build temple.

    Sin Si SzeY

    a wasplaced as a main deityof this temple.

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    Sin Si Sze Ya

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    Hua Guang Da Di Tan Gong Xian Shi Cai Di Xing Jun

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    Tai Sui Guan Y in

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    Tian Gong Di Gong

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    Da Bo Gong Wen Chang

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    Datuk

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    Taoism influences.

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    F eng Shui Chinese Zodiacs

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    Qi Gong Chinese Medicine

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    BaGuaChinese alchemy

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    P rayers items likeincense paper etc.

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