Tao: The Subtle Universal Law and the Integral Way of Life

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Summary: The most comprehensive book on the application of the Tao.
Review: As an instructor of T'ai Chi, I recommend this book to all of my students. Hua-Ching Ni seems to relate his knowledge to each reader individually. Any martial arts instructor would benefit in reading this book.

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Summary: A book for the new age gullible and naive
Review: Ni is a cult leader and an (achieved master) self reported by MR. NI himself..If your the type that believe BS like that, then you may like this book as its as bogus as the day is long.

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Summary: A great overview of Taoist science
Review: This is one of the best books ever to explain the science and philosophy of Taoism. The first section brilliantly explains yin/yang, chi, the five elements, etc. in a manner few other authors could ever match. Consider one of the authors explanations of the nature of yin and yang: "Yang is something that seeks to accomplish itself, yin is something that seeks to join in the act of accomplishment." This book is full of simple yet profound and unique gems like that. The last section gives some details of the authors remarkable spiritual lineage, something this author modestly omits from his other books.