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[[Image:Yin_yang.jpg|thumb|500px|right|Taoism is often represented by the [[Taijitu]]]]
[[Image:Yin_yang.jpg|thumb|500px|right|Taoism is often represented by the [[Taijitu]]]]
'''Taoism''' is a [[Chinese]] philosophy based on the concept of Tao. It stresses the unification of contraries. Taoism also seeks harmony with [[nature]].
'''Taoism''' is a [[Chinese]] philosophy based on the [[concept]] of Tao. It stresses the unification of contraries. Taoism also seeks harmony with [[nature]].
The primary text of Taoism is [[Lao Tzu]]'s ''[[Tao Te Ching]]'', which works to express the essence of Tao. The book stresses the ineffability of the Tao, and is the second most translated book after [[Christianity]]'s Holy [[Bible]].<ref>Center of Traditional Taoist Studies, www.tao.org/tao.html</ref>
The primary text of Taoism is [[Lao Tzu]]'s ''[[Tao Te Ching]]'', which works to express the essence of Tao. The book stresses the ineffability of the Tao, and is the second most translated book after [[Christianity]]'s Holy [[Bible]].<ref>Center of Traditional Taoist Studies, www.tao.org/tao.html</ref>