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P’eng-lai Chin., lit. “Rampant Weeds”; an island in the East China Sea, which Taoists believe to be inhabited by immortals […]

Tao-yin Chin., lit. “stretching and contract­ing [of the body]”; Taoist practice of guiding the breath, consisting of a combination of

Allowing the breath to circulate Hsing-ch’i Chin., lit. “allowing the breath to circulate”; Taoist breathing technique by which the practitioner

Lieh-tzu Taoist philosopher of the Warring States Period and the alleged author of a work named after him but also

LING-PAO P’AI Chin., lit. “School of the Magic Jewel”; a branch of religious Taoism (tao-chiao) that developed in the 4th/5th

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