TaoDaoism

Teaching Library Index

A clearer way to navigate TaoDaoism’s growing teaching library.

Study architecture

Teaching System Connections

These pages work together: the index organizes the library, the study paths sequence it, the curriculum map stages it, and the topic clusters connect themes across sections.

Teaching Library

Browse by purpose, not only by content type

The library is now large enough that visitors need more than archive pages. This index organizes the teaching system by learning purpose, reader level, and article type.

Beginner Foundation

Start with Taoism, Dao, De, qi, yin-yang, wu wei, and temple basics.

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Temple Practice

Learn how visitors should understand altars, incense, offerings, moon blocks, and temple etiquette.

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Divine Order

Study gods, goddesses, immortals, sacred officials, local deities, spirits, and mythic beings.

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Families & Stories

Use stories to teach virtue, courage, compassion, reverence, humility, and perseverance.

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Festivals & Sacred Time

Learn the rhythm of lunar festivals, deity birthdays, seasonal observances, and community rituals.

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Reference & Glossary

Use glossary terms, symbols, object entries, and cross-links to support deeper study.

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Library Sections

SectionPurposeFuture WordPress Type
DeitiesProfiles of gods, goddesses, immortals, officials, sacred animals, and spirit beings.tao_deity
RitualsPractice guides, etiquette, offerings, temple conduct, and household observance.tao_ritual
ConceptsTaoist cosmology, ethics, philosophy, cultivation, and spiritual vocabulary.tao_concept
StoriesMyths, legends, moral tales, children’s stories, and deity narratives.tao_story
FestivalsLunar festivals, sacred time, deity birthdays, and seasonal community observances.tao_festival
Temple ObjectsAltar objects, ritual tools, temple spaces, plaques, burners, and sacred furnishings.tao_object

Next Expansion Rule

Future expansion should not only add more pages. Each new article should strengthen one of the study paths, answer a real reader question, or fill a gap in the divine hierarchy, ritual system, glossary, or temple proposal.

Editorial rule: expand with structure, not clutter. Every article needs a stable slug, a clear category, related terms, related articles, and a reason to exist.