- A
daoshi (Chinese: 道士; lit. 'scholar of the Tao'),
translated as
Taoist priest,
Taoist monk, or
Taoist professional is a
priest in Taoism. The courtesy...
- A
daoshi is a
Taoist priest, monk, or master.
Daoshi may also
refer to:
Daoshi (Buddhist monk) (道世, died 683), a
Buddhist monk who aut****d
Fayuan Zhulin...
- The
daoshi,
fearing for Srini's life,
instructs the
monks to
perform Mahayana pooja,
utilising the
phurba if necessary. Raghu, Debbie, and the
daoshi get...
- (卷 "volume", "fascicle"), is a
Buddhist encyclopedia compiled AD 668 by
Daoshi (道世). It
comprises Buddhist and
other ancient texts otherwise lost, and...
- east
China as
hongtou daoshi (紅頭道士),
meaning "redhead" or "redhat"
daoshi ("masters of the Tao"),
contrasting with the
wutou daoshi (烏頭道士), "blackhead"...
- wore
Wangjin were the
Daoshi. One day, The
Hongwu Emperor of Ming
Dynasty wore
common clothes to
visit the folk and he saw a
Daoshi wore
Wangjin on top...
-
including hongtou daoshi (紅頭道士), po****r in
southeast China,
meaning "redhead" or "redhat"
daoshi, in
contradistinction to the
wutou daoshi (烏頭道士), "blackhead"...
- For example, guàn of the
Quanzhen School are
monasteries where celibate daoshi "priests" live.
During the
Southern Dynasty,
under the
influence of Buddhist...
- that
specific practices (such as yoga, mindfulness, Tai Chi, meditation,
Daoshi and
other mind-body disciplines) can
modify human perceptual modality. Specifically...
- call
themselves "Taoists" in the
Chinese acceptation of the term (that is
daoshi,
literally "masters of the Tao"). All lay
members may have
access to the...
