TAOISM | Tap into nature's power with Deng Ming Dao (Te)

Deng Ming Dao is one of the great living Daoist teachers - we explore De (Te) - the virtue of nature and how we can tap into nature's power. Hope you enjoy!

☯ Get free wellness tips and learn how to live long & live well with Master Gu - ONLINE!

☯ Support my work with Patreon and get my best pictures as your wallpaper 📸

☯ Or support with a one-off payment? Thank you!

☯ Tea Time Taoism Full Series

☯ FOLLOW FOR PICTURES OF THE ACTION

☯ ONLINE TAOISM COMMUNITY
Still have a burning question? Start a new thread and the community will be happy to help.

☯ STUDY TAI CHI WITH MASTER GU
He would be honoured to have you. Drop him an email.

☯ RECOMMENDED READING LIST
Benjamin Hoff delightfully explores Taoist principles with the help of Winnie the Pooh.
Wayne Dyer applies the wisdom of the Tao Te Ching to modern lives. This book is transforming how I see myself and the world - it's a must-read.
An accurate translation, getting you closer to Lao Tze's original meaning. Cross-reference with Wayne Dyer version.
The second most famous Taoist text after TTC. Profound philosophy told through humorous stories.
🔸Further exploration - "Tao: the Watercourse Way"
World-famous philosopher, Alan Watts, explores Taoist concepts in his signature witty style.
Derek Lin shows that being a Taoist doesn't mean becoming lazy. This book explores how to grow in harmony with the Tao. Highly recommended.

[maspoetry]

I've been diagnosed weeks ago (I'm 28) with a lifelong, physically painful inmune condition.

Although part of it is genetic, part of it is my fault for not listening my body.

I am not very worried about pain and death, but surely I will listen to my body from now on.

And will share the little knowledge of what life has taught me.

This video was a warm beam of light for me. Thank you, greetings from Scotland.

[huongquan]

Hello from Hanoi, Vietnam. I wish all of you good health!

[hagbardc]

What a privilege in hearing such a knowledgeable Taoist teacher and storyteller. Keep finding the great voices who can speak eloquently about the Tao.

[p.bhraonain]

Deng Ming Dao goes to the very heart of the matter.

[uso_JusSmooTh]

As someone who grew up raised a Christian. Not necessarily by choice but through my adulthood after highschool I really fell out of religion. I was just tired of it's hypocrisies and the flaws it created in ppl from most of the world's major religions especially Christianity.
I have been somewhat an agnostic I believe the term is, still am but lately I have found great interest in Taoism. I'm jus in the baby steps of my journey learning the teachings and this is great insight. Helped a lot. Watched from beginning to the very end :)

I'm new to this but your videos are great you make it easier for me to understand and learn. Keep up the good work 🙏🏽

[mariac]

44:54 "Being a person in nature in touch with one's own nature and trusting one's own thoughts and abilities to guide oneself" - That is the radical proposition of Taoism and the best way to live -

[CiaofCleburne]

There is so much truth in the words spoken here. Religion, consumerism, nature. ❤

[casparbrock]

Years ago my father suggested I read a book by Deng Ming Dao called 'The Wandering Taoist'. I finally bought it last week along with two subsequent titles now conjoined into one book, 'Chronicles of the Tao'. I haven't read it yet. But today I stumbled across this video with Deng Ming Dao. I'm blown away by the pure reality of his words in this talk. I will be listening to this video again and again and may begin reading the book this evening. I thankyou both for...well...for talking about everything that was said here. 🙏

[sahasananda]

WOW!!! thank you so much. I have loved his books for decades. I didn't know he was still around teachng.

[melodyst.claire]

🙏Thank you enjoyed your wisdom and presence🌠

[Beherenow-pe]

This was truly enlightening and a great joy to listen to. Thank you both for sharing. I have become a great admirer and follower of your Chanel. Love and light to all of my brothers and sisters on this channel ❤❤❤

[AsisVendrell]

Súper exciting seeing Deng MingDao!His books had a direct influence on my path and in fact my very first attempts to practice some kind of Taoist meditation was by interpreting the technique from the Chronicles of Tao, and that had such an impact on my university-student dizzy mind that made me decide start the way to meet those sages in the Chinese mountains…
So much gratitude Shifu, sincerely ✨🙏❤️

[Way]

I've been reading 365 Tao for years and started Everyday Tao this year. Amazing you got to speak to him.

[humanity]

I am a reader of Deng Ming Dao books. Y first to see him in person. Thank you for inviting him. I read his books repeatedly and tried to put them in daily practice. 🙏🙏🙏

[HolismT]

george is such a smiling, tender, sweetie. very lovely energy. living the dao.

[SelfLoveIsKey]

This interview was very insightful.
.
I loved the way he explained his interpretations. It helped me gain a lot of clarity.
.
Thank you for sharing this with the world 🌎🌍🌏 🫂❤.

[bernardofitzpatrick]

Dude, this is the best best way to spend part of Sunday. So grateful. 🙌🏽🤙🏽 what you do must come out your natural virtue …. ❤️✌🏽yes, yes yes ….just be present for the person. 🙌🏽

[janelotv]

Many thanks for this :) Loved the description of Taoism. There is nothing to disagree with, nature is the truth.

[jamesglover]

George & Deng Ming Dao, this was one of the best interviews I have ever seen. I send my love and appreciation.

[kanjinha]

Master’s definition of Virtue ( of the “Te”) is extraordinary, in its simplicity and truest form. Superb knowledge being shared for free. I find this inspiring and can only thank you both. Sat Nam