One of this religion's texts consistsof Inner, Outer, and Mixed Chapters of differing authorship, and includes a bit in which its namesakeexpresses doubt as to whether he is (*) dreaming of a butterfly or vice versa.
In a core text of this religion, a dying man tells his visitor to imagine the world as a large furnace and theCreator as a blacksmith. In this religion's cosmology, the heaven and earth combined are represented bythe gourd, whereas the human body contains three regions known as "cinnabar fields," including one in thelower abdomen that is depleted of energy any time someone masturbates. One of this religion's texts consistsof Inner, Outer, and Mixed Chapters of differing authorship, and includes a bit in which its namesakeexpresses doubt as to whether he is (*) dreaming of a butterfly or vice versa. Another of its texts begins "The waythat can be followed is not the eternal way," and elucidates the principle of action through inaction, or wu wei. For10 points, name this religion whose precepts are illustrated by the Zhuangzhi and Dao De Jing, which was writtenby Lao-tzu.
In a core text of this religion, a dying man tells his visitor to imagine the world as a large furnace and theCreator as a blacksmith.
Taoism [or Daoism]