A concept translated as "self so" in this religion can be illustrated by pu, or uncarved wood.
A concept translated as "self so" in this religion can be illustrated by pu, or uncarved wood. One text in this religion describes a debate about understanding the joy of fish, as well as a butcher using a knife so skilfully it lasts for nineteen years, and was written by (*) Zhuangzhi ["dzwang dzi"]. This religion's central text states that "the name that can be named is not the eternal name," and one of its leaders described a dream in which he was a butterfly. A text with a title translated as the "Book of the Way" and the concept of wu wei, or non-action, are key elements in this religion. For 10 points, name this Chinese religion founded by Laozi.
A concept translated as "self so" in this religion can be illustrated by pu, or uncarved wood.
Taoism (or Daoism; or daojiao)