Another belief in this system is an emphasis on "action by spirit" and not "action by doing," which explains why it champions "not doing" or wu wei.
According to one variant of this belief system, semen in men and the menstrual fluid in women can be found in the "muddy pellet" of the brain. That variant contends the human body is divided into three "fields of cinnabar." One champion of this movement explained that its name is "Older than God" and is "like a well, used, but never used up." That champion also wrote a text that claims that just as the more weapons people have, the less secure they will be, it is also true that the more laws people have, the less virtuous they will be. That man explained that this belief is unnamable and indescribable, even though it is eternally real. This system also venerates a group of deities made of pure energy that inhabit the human plane, the heavenly plane, and the plane of earth, called the Three Pure Ones. Another belief in this system is an emphasis on "action by spirit" and not "action by doing," which explains why it champions "not doing" or wu wei. For 10 points, identify this religion that is considered to be founded by Lao Tzu.
According to one variant of this belief system, semen in men and the menstrual fluid in women can be found in the "muddy pellet" of the brain.
Taoism (accept any more specific types of Taoism)