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This is the classic of Taoism. A must-read!

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An easier more and one of the better translations.

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This is another translation by Jonathan Star. “Explores the full range of meaning for each Chinese character, allowing readers, in effect, to interpret the ancient wisdom book for themselves.” – Book Description

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“The Chuang Tzu is one of the most justly celebrated texts of the Chinese tradition impressive for both its bold philosophical imagination and its striking literary style.” – Book Description

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“One of the three main texts of Taoism–along with the Tao Te Ching and the Chuang Tzu–this guide offers practical advice for the conduct of everyday life.” – Ingram

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“The teachings of Lao Tzu present the core of Taoist philosophy and provide practical guidelines for a natural, harmonious life. Hua-Ching Ni's translation and elucidation help make this cherished work spiritually relevant to modern readers who are seeking to apply its truth in their daily lives.” – Book Description

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“The popular Taiwanese cartoonist Tsai Chih Chung created a bestselling Chinese comic book. Tsai had his cartoon characters enact the key parables of Zhuangzi, and he rendered Zhuangzi's most enlightening sayings into modern Chinese.” – Book Description

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“An ancient Taoist guide to leadership and management presents a selection of incisive teachings on the challenges of leadership on all levels, from organizational management to political statecraft.” – Ingram

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“Covering the period from the Daode jing to the end of the Tang, Livia Kohn reveals an often misunderstood Chinese mystical tradition that continued through the ages.” –

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The first comprehensive history of women in Daoism. Despeux and Kohn explore both symbolic and historical women in the Daoist tradition, from the earliest times up to the near-present. Each of the book’s three sections focuses on a unique aspect of women in the Daoist tradition.

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After several years of a deep depression, Byron Katie woke up to the fact that she didn’t have to believe her thoughts. This marked the beginning of what would, in subsequent years, become “The Work” that she now offers to people worldwide, as a simple tool to overcome suffering. In A Thousand Names For Joy, we get to know Byron Katie via her spontaneous commentaries on Lao Tzu’s Tao Te Ching (Daode Jing) – the main scripture of Taoism. Katie is a self-proclaimed “lover of what is” – and it is this simple yet profound, direct and wonder-filled approach to living that we’re introduced to.

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As a modern day hermit living rough in parks Eckhart Tolle underwent a period of profound depression en route to his spiritual awakening. In the years immediately following this radical shift in consciousness, he spent much of his life engaged in what Taoism calls “aimless wandering” – moving through the world in a wholly spontaneous way, filled with a childlike wonder and playfulness, without agendas of any sort. At some point, people started to notice this man who seemed so effortlessly joyful, and brimming with energy. This began Mr. Tolle’s second “career” as a spiritual teacher. The Power Of Now offers the essence of his teaching.

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This book is not an “easy read”! Wei Wu Wei has taken on the task of speaking the wisdom of the great Chan and Advaita Vedanta Masters, in the language of western philosophy, in a form which is at the same time highly experimental. As such, the book is organized into short vignettes – parables and stories reminiscent of Chuang Tzu. The effect of the entire thing is very much like a Zen Koan: you’re not really expected to “get it” conceptually. Instead, we’re invited to come back to this writing again and again, allowing it – over time – to dismantle the very conceptual structures that are the walls and bars of our prison. Though this isn’t easy work … all else is bondage!

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Covering the history of qigong and the integration of qigong exericse, diet and Chinese herbal medicine.

The book has Qi Gong forms for both men and women and some specially for women, addressing, for example, breast health, menopause and amenorrhoea.

The final two chapters cover the principles of how food and herbs are integrated into cultivation process and give some recipes to promote health and longevity

Not to be taken seriously but a number of Kung Fu films have Taoist characters.

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A farcical slapstick Kung-fu film with Taoist Wizards, Female ghosts who seduce young men late at night.

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Humorous, visually stunning, amazing imaginative action sequences. A rollicking supernatural love story with a rapping Taoist priest swordsman

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Less fighting action than you might expect for a Kung fu movie but is female heroine makes mincemeat out of her enemies with nothing more than a strong rope; I mean, this girl is just wicked fast, featuring Wu Dang Monks.

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Tai Chi Master with Jet Li as the legendary Zhang Sanfeng