Taoism

Taoistic cognitive psychotherapy for neurotic patients: A preliminary clinical trial.

"Psychology and Self-Cultivation in Early Taoistic thought." Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies 51.2 (1991): 599-650.

I make no secret of the fact I have been much influenced by Taoistic writing...

Fujita observes that Chinese translations seem to prefer Amitayus, which may have to do with "the native Taoistic quest for longevity and immortality" (Fujita 1996, 12-13).

Etymology: The dual concept of yin and yang derives from the ancient Taoistic Chinese philosophy and religion, describing two primal opposing but complementary principles said to be found in all non-static objects and processes in the universe.

He tread this path both through active learning and what might be called the Taoistic wu wei, literally "no action" or "non-action," or loosely rendered, "non-ado" or "action of the Tao." By the time Asian culture and thought had became more than a passing fancy for him, Merton was, through the concentrated mining of his own tradition, a master of both the active and contemplative ways of life.