Daoist
Texts from the Daoist tradition, encompassing philosophy, alchemy, and the way of naturalness.
Texts
Large Daoist anthologies and canonical collections in English translation.
Foundational Daoist philosophical and contemplative classics, including early self-cultivation texts and later canonical treatises.
Traditional commentaries on the Yinfu Jing, the Dingguan Jing, and other Daoist classics — base text and gloss translated together from the Daoist Canon.
Daoist moral instruction and retribution texts on response, consequence, and ethical conduct.
Daoist immortal songs, Quanzhen poetry, and travel records connected to Daoist masters and lineages.
Translations, sayings, and modern reception texts centered on Laozi and the Daodejing.
Lingbao and Celestial-Worthy scriptures of rescue from suffering, release from grievance and sin, and the salvation of the dead — Good Works Translations from the Daoist Canon.
Scriptures, litanies, poems, and exhortations attributed to Patriarch Lü Dongbin and other immortals, translated from the Daoist Canon.
Daoist meditation, fetal breathing, inner alchemy, sitting in oblivion, and Golden Flower cultivation texts.
Daoist liturgies, repentance rites, stellar scriptures, Lingbao rules, hymns, and ritual praise texts.
Revelations and instructions of the Shangqing (Supreme Clarity) tradition — visualization, body-spirits, and celestial ascent — translated from the Daoist Canon.
Talisman scriptures, divine spells, and star-lord scriptures — the Three Officials, the Southern Dipper, the Seven Stars — from the Daoist Canon.