He is regarded as the father of Chinese philosophy who wrote the main book of Taoism.

It is the manifestation of the Tao within all things, the active expression, the active living, or cultivation, of the "way" Tao, the implementation and manifestation of the Tao through undersigned actions.     

  It is the abstention of any action opposing  nature.

It is concerned less with doing good acts than becoming a good person who lives in harmony with all things.

It is the principle of natural and complementary forces, patterns and things that depend on one another and do not make sense on their own. 

From a Taoist viewpoint, this term refers to one whose actions are in complete harmony with his surroundings - both the immediate environment and the universe as a whole.

The early Taoist writers, Lao Tzu and Chuang Tzu, themselves legendary sages, offer us numerous examples of behavior based on sage-like virtues. What are Lao Tzu’s most well-known  "three treasures" ?

It is a collection of poetry and sayings from around the third and fourth centuries B.C.E. that guides Taoist thought and actions.  

It is the most important moral precept in Taoism.

Taoism requires human beings to be humble and recognize that not only are they not obliged to make the world a better place, but they are also actually so ignorant of what is really happening that they are likely to make things worse if they do take action.

Taoist thought maintains that cultivating sage-like attributes is not part of the process of human transformation.

The Tao Te Ching, or “The Way and Its Power,” is a collection of poetry and sayings from around the third and fourth centuries B.C.E. that guides Taoist thought and actions.

Anarchism is the special rules and characteristics which can make the country prosperous, and people live in peace. Hence, Taoist’s morality is a body of standard or system of beliefs that are considered as the purpose of their existence.

There is strength in relinquishing control, and there is harmony and peace in doing nothing.