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The word '''''Tao''''' [literally “way”] means the animating principle of life that sustains all creation and is in all creation. According to the teachings of Taoism, it is the transcendental First Cause, the Absolute, the Ultimate Reality. The Tao is boundless, infinite and all-pervading. | The word '''''Tao''''' [literally “way”] means the animating principle of life that sustains all creation and is in all creation. According to the teachings of Taoism, it is the transcendental First Cause, the Absolute, the Ultimate Reality. The Tao is boundless, infinite and all-pervading. | ||
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Elizabeth Clare Prophet, February 17, 1977. | Elizabeth Clare Prophet, February 17, 1977. | ||
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