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‘Tao ‘ sounds the same as the Dutch word for rope (touw).
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Sorry, my mistake, it does work
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The “threefold” = the binary poles + integration. It’s always about integration: {陰 (yin) + 陽 (yang)} ~> 中 (zhong)
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It’s always about integration: {(blue/white (thinking/morality) + red/orange (survival/sexuality)} ~> yellow/green (free will/love).
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(From the link) More than 75 percent of people who are born with green eyes can be found in Ireland and Scotland.
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Welcome to the forum. The link doesn’t work.
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You might be overqualified.
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It said “popularise” - from the adjective popular, meaning "suited to or appealing to the common people”. Cats don’t qualify.
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I agree.
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I agree, e.g. the Chinese already had Shangdi (上帝) I agree.
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Imo ancestor worship was the religion of ancient Chinese society from as far back as the Neolithic period; and it is still practiced alongside the main three.
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Herbert Giles (as in ‘Wade-Giles’ romanisation), he thought 西王母 Xiwangmu was copied from the Greek/Roman Goddess Hera/Juno. E.g. he analyses some characters to support this view ( ADVERSARIA SINICA, e.g. pg. 14 onwards)
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What are they going on about?
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No, I just looked at the intro, and a bit of the beginning. It’s all a bit outside my knowledge area. I was hoping someone else would comment. Looking forward to your analysis. I remember Awaken claiming Xia China was in the Nile delta. There’s a Dutch guy (van Praag) suggesting Daoism was started by teachings from Jews living in China. I really don’t have the knowedge to comment, but feel rather sceptical.
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