Thursday, July 9, 2026

The Language of Taoism

 Well, it's been nearly six months since I've posted anything here and I must say that it has to be a record of sorts! I did say at the beginning of this blog that I wasn't the best blogger and this is a reflection of that. However, the fact that I'm blogging today just goes to show that my blogging skills aren't dead and buried just yet!

Anyway, enough of that. I thought I'd write about the language of Taoism. As you know, I am of Chinese descent and I've been looking into various Taoist texts to understand what the philosophy better. One thing that stood out was the language the texts were written in - Mandarin Chinese. 

Tuesday, February 17, 2026

2026: The Year of the Fire Horse

 


Today is the start of the Chinese New Year - the year of the Fire Horse. Today is a day of new beginnings and a fresh start. As a pagan with Chinese ancestry, this is an important time for me to reassess my spirituality and prepare for the year ahead.

Wednesday, February 4, 2026

Life Lesson From Mavis

 


As humans, we seem to overcomplicate the meaning of life. However, as I delve deeper into the study of Taoism, I've come to realise that I can learn a lot of the principles and ideals just from observing my 3-year old staffy/Shar pei rescue who seems to have a handle on life. If dogs can go through life without too much trouble, why can't we?

Thursday, January 29, 2026

Be Like The River


Taoism has sometimes been described as the Art of Doing Nothing. That doesn't mean one should just sit around the house all day watching television and eating your favourite snacks.  It's about not forcing yourself upon a situation in which you have no control. 

Monday, January 26, 2026

The Journey begins

Technically, the journey began about 6 years ago when I found my calling into witchcraft. It took me another year or so to truly find my feet and walk the fire path.

Last year, I lost my way slightly and began a bit of soul searching. Up until then, I had solely concentrated on the pagan side of my spiritual calling. It wasn't until I finally made a realisation that I should really incorporate my Chinese heritage into my practice.

So, here we are. As I've only just started to learn about taoism in general, this blog will essentially be my journey into how I'll work it into my practice as a whole.

I'll try to do a post regularly but I can't promise anything. I'm not a great blogger at the best of times but I intend to rectify that. You know, new year's resolutions and all that jazz ... 😁