James Powell: An Overview of Daoism (Taoism)

[@pamelamarek2309]

Thank You✨✨🇺🇸✨✨

[@Geo-95]

Amazing video thank you so much for your effort to put so many information in single video.May I ask a question about Daoism does historically Daoism existed before Buddhism I try to search in google but doesn’t seems to found an answer to it thank you in advance reading this.

[@geekmanifesto]

This was about a hundred times more entertaining than any of my lectures in college.

[@opensourceworldviews]

+Mr. MePhisto's Geek Manifesto thanks for the kind comment. in fact, my students take exams based off of these. indeed, for online classes, on can rewind, repeat, watch a littile and the like. James

[@rayellis75]

This was a great study aid. Thank you very much.

[@opensourceworldviews]

You are most welcome! Thanks for the thanks....james

[@SemiSpartan]

The video seems to cut out early, but wonderfully informative as always!

[@opensourceworldviews]

Thanks...I do my best. Always these will need re-edits.

[@cluedance1934]

Today,18 Sept 2018, I studied this video and this presentation is as well informative, very elaborative but precise and satisfying to any seeker of truth, meaning and purpose of life as of the date you released [Mar 26, 2014] this treasure as are all of your videos. As I study your videos, I keep wondering what your core personal attachment is?Thankyou, Sir.

[@opensourceworldviews]

I never saw this reply! Thank you for the kind words. My core attachment is to all of the religions and I just take what I like from them and leave the rest!

[@CoachRice-ye4ml]

THANK YOU

[@opensourceworldviews]

You are most welcome!

[@guntasilo498]

Very informative and intesting video. Any idea where can i find the power point slide?

[@yellowsweatygorilla]

Great video. It appears that the lecture abruptly cuts off at the end there? Does this continue on another video?

[@opensourceworldviews]

I had in fact not noticed! Thank you sir. I will remedy that...I hope!

[@lucasbookfield4000]

This is an excellent presentation! I'm wondering if you're familiar with, or interested in, Spengler? I find I tend to fuse Early Magian and Buddhist strains, maybe partly because there is this religious tradition of King Solomon's ships trading in India. They seemed to see the world as a dream-ritual, and as a process of awaiting fulfillment. It feels very much like a corroded Old Testament legalism. Apollonianism appears to bear some natural relationship with Confucianism, partly due to their contemporary nature, following on from one another, but also due to the slightly more secular sense of ethics found in Marcus Aurelius. I fuse Faustianism with Eastern Daoist traits. There is the kind of a naturalistic mania in the Western sciences, due to their ultimate aim of correcting human will.

[@opensourceworldviews]

interesting post. yes, i read spengler some time ago and agreed with much. now, i am an opensourcebuddhist who gets what he likes from any religion. buddhism i find, most allows for that and is a great context for understanding all the other religions.

[@mohamedshia-ahmad7110]

don't lie 😠😠😠 who's goes to china and brings knowledge to the chinese

[@ga4109]

Bruce Lee clip was for commercial not true