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| Good spirits found in Earth’s bright places |
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- Bad spirits found in dark places |
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| negative, darkness, coolness, female, earth, moon, shadows |
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| light, brightness, warmth, male, dryness, sun |
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“Old Master/Boy” Founder of Taoism Left his job, headed west through mountain pass. Meets keeper of mountain pass lets him through as long as he writes everything he knows . (Tao Te Ching) Then he vanishes |
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| Who said, “Govern a great nation as you would cook a fish—do not over do it.” ? |
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Compassion
Moderation
Humility |
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| Investigation of all things |
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| Book that contains most information on Confucious |
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| “An oppressive government is much worse than a man eating tiger.” |
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propriety, rights, ceremony, or courtesy
“the course of life as it is intended to go”
The principle of proper conduct between individuals who form relationships
Outward expression of superior man towards others in society |
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| 5 Basic Relationships according to Confucious |
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Father/Son
Older/Younger Brother
Husband/Wife
Elder/Junior Ruler/Subject |
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Inward expression of Confucian values
love, goodness, human heartedness |
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Society was at its best when people acted with reciprocity
"Do not do to others what you would not want others to do to you” |
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| Main Taoist after Lao-tzu |
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Which Dynasty had the following characteristics? Political stability Many scholars were trained by Confucian disciples In 136 BCE Confucians were in charge of education, especially those students who would become rulers Shrine built for Confucious
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Who said the following quote and to whom was the quote referring to? "Your intelligence allows you to evaluate people critically, and when you evaluate people critically you bring danger upon yourself" |
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| Lao-Tzu speaking to Confucious |
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