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I wonder if John Chang that is the direct heir to the lineage of the sixth-century b.c. sage Mo-Tzu, who was Confucius's greatest rival has any conect to the Masters Of The Dragon Gate that is explain in this book> Opening the Dragon Gate: The Making of a Modern Taoist Wizard
you can read the history in this link if you click on the book>
Could that be that in the begining all the taoism ways that are incredible today was one in one lineage or i one school? Maybe in Wudang Montain? I m going later try to ask the author of The Magnus of Java about the other book!
Very son im going to have both books so more comments it will be in the future! Yea Humble is good to be, jeje! ok have a nice day!
This is only an educated guess but as far as I know the common root of all Taoism is probably not Wudang and not Lao Tzu either. Although Lao Tzu coined the word Tao the line of thinking along with the qigong practices can be found in ancient tombs and archaelogical excavations dating back to about 3000 to 2500 BC. I do not believe it is Wudang either since I do not think something like Mo Tzu, The Complete Reality School (全真派），came from Wudang. Once again, I am no expert so please feel free to offer more information on the matter.
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I pay homage to all the great masters of the past and the present
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