In this episode: I discuss Chapter 2 of the Tao Te Ching and the contrasting concepts of opposing or complementary forces - the ying and yang.

In this episode: I read Chapter 1 of the Tao Te Ching and then provide commentary.

n this final episode of season 2, I do a quick review of seasons 1 and 2 - providing some key points.

In this episode: I discuss the Jungian concept of synchronicity and touch upon reincarnation. In the question of today, I answer about how to explain what Taoism offers and what Taoism as a lifestyle can uniquely give to followers.

In this episode: I discuss some possible reasons why people are turning away from churches and some organized religions in general, in favor of their own personal spiritual connection. In the question of today, I answer about whether or not I believe in miracles.

In this episode: I discuss our uniqueness and get personal about my own uniqueness. I also discuss rejection and the feelings associated of feeling broken and inadequate. In the question of today, I answer about whether or not I am a "real" Taoist.

In this episode: I discuss the concept of moderation. In the question of today, I answer about my impression of a popular book which interprets and comments on the Tao Te Ching (Wayne Dyer's Change Your Thoughts, Change Your Life).

In this episode: I challenge you with some philosophical questions to get your mind to do some exploring. In the question of today, I answer a "grab bag" of questions that have been posed to me, in which I provide my interpretive responses.

In this episode: I discuss the benefits of riding a bike. Not Taoism related you say - oh yes it is, biking is a way of living in harmony with the Tao by improving your health, doing something about climate change, and practicing Wu Wei. In the question of today, I answer a related question about doing our part as Taoist to take action on climate change.

In this episode: I discuss a probably Taoist master, my pitbull dog Coco - I will explain. In the question of today, I answer "What do you love most about being a Taoist?"