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 * The REAL DEAL. (Images + Captions for biggggggg poster) **

Files for Fred so he can compile them into a single word document. Sarah hurry up!!!!





-Taichi captions Henry

==SARAH I NEED YOU TO SUBMIT YOUR DOCUMENT TO ME, PLEASE PROVIDE DESCRIPTIONS FOR THE IMAGES BELOW, ALSO WRITE HOW IT RELATES TO TAOIST BELIEFS IN 2-3 SENTENCES!!! -Fred ==



 HI FRED ITS SARAH im doing it right this second but OK. so i write 2-3 sentences about how the picture pertains to Taoism? Or like what it's showing?

UGH okay I don't know how to add things so I'm just going to put it on. YOU BETTER GET THIS!!!!!!!! I will put in the URL's as well just incase you want them.

Captions for Meditation Pictures This picture shows a woman meditating by the ocean. If you look closely, you would notice that she is simply sitting cross-legged and not doing anything complicated with her hands. This displays Taoist beliefs because Taoism strongly believes in simplicity, and also with the woman being near nature, she is getting away from worldly pressures.

This is a painting of a man meditating by a tree. The artist incorporated Yin and Yang using the air as Yin and the tree and ground as Yang. The man is also very simple and in a state of non-doing, another belief in Taoism. He is most likely only thinking about his flow of breath, and slowly becoming one with nature.

In this picture, you will notice that the man meditating and the background in separated into different colors. This illustration itself is very simple, and the man appears to be doing nothing, although he is meditating and focusing all his energy inwards. The red signifies energy and fire, which is probably showing his circulation and flow of energy. The green means trees and nature, and the yellow means the ground, another way of nature. These colors are probably in the background because nature is what the Taoist person is striving to get closer to.

Picture URLs

http://boomeran.files.wordpress.com/2008/03/meditation1.jpg http://www.corbis.com http://www.kiewkitwong.com/general/faq.html