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- Taiji_(philosophy) abstract "Taiji (simplified Chinese: 太极; traditional Chinese: 太極; pinyin: tàijí; literally "great pole") is a Chinese cosmological term for the "Supreme Ultimate" state of undifferentiated absolute and infinite potentiality, contrasted with the Wuji (無極, "Without Ultimate").The term Taiji and its other spelling T'ai chi (using Wade–Giles as opposed to Pinyin) are most commonly used in the West to refer to Taijiquan (or T'ai chi ch'uan, 太極拳), an internal martial art, Chinese meditation system and health practice. This article, however, refers only to the use of the term in Chinese philosophy and Daoist spirituality.".
- Taiji_(philosophy) thumbnail Yin_yang.svg?width=300.
- Taiji_(philosophy) wikiPageExternalLink Chou.htm.
- Taiji_(philosophy) wikiPageID "327350".
- Taiji_(philosophy) wikiPageRevisionID "593547882".
- Taiji_(philosophy) hangul "태극".
- Taiji_(philosophy) hanja "太極".
- Taiji_(philosophy) hasPhotoCollection Taiji_(philosophy).
- Taiji_(philosophy) hp "tàijí".
- Taiji_(philosophy) j "tai3 gik6".
- Taiji_(philosophy) kana "たいきょく".
- Taiji_(philosophy) kanji "太極".
- Taiji_(philosophy) l ""Supreme Pole/goal"".
- Taiji_(philosophy) l "great pole".
- Taiji_(philosophy) mr "T'aegŭk".
- Taiji_(philosophy) p "tàijí".
- Taiji_(philosophy) pic "Yin yang.svg".
- Taiji_(philosophy) piccap "A commonly used version of a symbol for Taiji, called Taijitu".
- Taiji_(philosophy) picsize "150".
- Taiji_(philosophy) poj "thài-ke̍k".
- Taiji_(philosophy) romaji "Taikyoku".
- Taiji_(philosophy) rr "Taegeuk".
- Taiji_(philosophy) s "太极".
- Taiji_(philosophy) t "太極".
- Taiji_(philosophy) vie "thái cực".
- Taiji_(philosophy) w "T'ai Chi".
- Taiji_(philosophy) subject Category:Chinese_culture.
- Taiji_(philosophy) subject Category:Chinese_philosophy.
- Taiji_(philosophy) subject Category:Chinese_words_and_phrases.
- Taiji_(philosophy) subject Category:Neo-Confucianism.
- Taiji_(philosophy) subject Category:Taoist_cosmology.
- Taiji_(philosophy) comment "Taiji (simplified Chinese: 太极; traditional Chinese: 太極; pinyin: tàijí; literally "great pole") is a Chinese cosmological term for the "Supreme Ultimate" state of undifferentiated absolute and infinite potentiality, contrasted with the Wuji (無極, "Without Ultimate").The term Taiji and its other spelling T'ai chi (using Wade–Giles as opposed to Pinyin) are most commonly used in the West to refer to Taijiquan (or T'ai chi ch'uan, 太極拳), an internal martial art, Chinese meditation system and health practice. ".
- Taiji_(philosophy) label "Taiji (Philosophie)".
- Taiji_(philosophy) label "Taiji (chinesische Philosophie)".
- Taiji_(philosophy) label "Taiji (philosophy)".
- Taiji_(philosophy) label "Taiji".
- Taiji_(philosophy) label "Taiji".
- Taiji_(philosophy) label "Великий предел".
- Taiji_(philosophy) label "تاي تشي".
- Taiji_(philosophy) label "太極".
- Taiji_(philosophy) label "太極".
- Taiji_(philosophy) sameAs Taiji_(chinesische_Philosophie).
- Taiji_(philosophy) sameAs Taiji.
- Taiji_(philosophy) sameAs Taiji_(Philosophie).
- Taiji_(philosophy) sameAs 太極.
- Taiji_(philosophy) sameAs 태극.
- Taiji_(philosophy) sameAs Taiji.
- Taiji_(philosophy) sameAs m.01w9xh.
- Taiji_(philosophy) sameAs Q53685.
- Taiji_(philosophy) sameAs Q53685.
- Taiji_(philosophy) wasDerivedFrom Taiji_(philosophy)?oldid=593547882.
- Taiji_(philosophy) depiction Yin_yang.svg.
- Taiji_(philosophy) isPrimaryTopicOf Taiji_(philosophy).
