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Taoism

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A comparative tradition plate that organizes Taoism's origins, central teachings, symbolic vocabulary, and communal practices into one readable concordance folio.

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Comparative Traditions / 3 of 26
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Taoism

An illuminated manuscript folio about Taoism, with a central sacred figure, doctrine seal, or teaching diagram, side columns on the Tao, wu wei, and yin and yang, and a lower band of ritual objects or historical figures.
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Taoism

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