I have a question

[Aicerno]

Amongst the various books I have in my personal library, there is one called "The Tao of Health, Sex, and Longevity," by Daniel P. Reid. In so far as I really like what he says, I am faced with a curious situation, being that how much should I take at face value? And how much with a grain of salt?

That aside, I would also like to learn more about the Taoist principles regarding diet and personal lifestyles. The book that I intend to get when I have the money to do so, is "The Yellow Emperor's Classic on Medicine."

Thanks,

Aicerno

[Budo00]

One of my favorite books is: Chronicles of Tao, The secret life of a taoist master. By Deng Ming-Dao.

Deng Ming-Dao has written 305 Tao and Scholar Warrior, An introduction to the tao in everyday life.

Very great books on taoism and taoist life styles.

Dean Nelson