Daoism in the Tang Dynasty

Daoism in the Tang Dynasty (618-907 CE) experienced a revival and significant growth, intertwined with the era's cultural flourishing. It emphasized harmony with nature, simplicity, and the importance of the Dao, or "the Way," as a guiding principle for life. During this time, Daoist practices, including meditation and rituals, gained popularity among both the elite and common people. The dynasty also saw the establishment of Daoist temples and the integration of Daoist beliefs into art, poetry, and politics. This period marked Daoism's evolution into a vital part of Chinese spiritual and cultural identity.