Also known as Daoism, Taoism refers to a variety of religious philosophies and traditions originating in East Asia. The word, Tao, means "path" or "way", although it has taken on more abstract meanings in Chinese folk religion. Reverence for ancestor spirits and immortals are common concepts in Taoism.
Regular Websites
Center of Traditional Taoist Studies
Theological and educational organization which is devoted to the promotion of Taoism presents details about the religion, its beliefs, and theology in both English and in Russian. - Center of Traditional Taoist Studies
http://www.tao.org/
Taoism book of self discovery and Tao definition. Written as a modern Tao Te Ching, this Taoism book is a collection of Taoist meditations and lifestyle practices. - Personal Tao
http://www.personaltao.com/
Contains an overview of Taoism, the history and historical texts, beliefs, and practices of adherents. - Religious Tolerance
http://www.religioustolerance.org/taoism.htm
In this directory of Taoism external resources, links are categorized in a variety of subsections, including Chuang Tzu, Lao Tzu, Tao Te Ching, Wu and Wu0Wei, Yin-Yang, Tao, I Ching, and other topics, such as forums and directories, pictures, courses, meditation, publications, downloads, personal pages, resources, and a glossary. - Taoism Directory
http://www.taoism-directory.org/
Shared details about Taoism and includes sections about I-Kuan Tao, Tao Te Ching, and Tao media, among other things. - Taoism.net
http://www.taoism.net/
Beliefnet sets forth the central tenets of Taoists including their belief in deity, incarnations, and the origin of the universe and of life. - What Taoists Believe
http://www.beliefnet.com/Faiths/2001/06/What-Taoists-Believe.aspx