Tai He Dao tie-her-dow translates as the state of balance, unity and peace... Grand Harmony
Our Mission, 30 years in the making, is to continue to build an inclusive space where "Grand Harmony" can be experienced in a supportive worldwide community.
The Tai He Dao logo was designed to be a visual representation of our values and our Grand Harmony Mission & Vision, utilizing both modern iconography and symbols from the Yi Jing (I Ching).
The three rows of three lines represent a common ground for heaven and earth, male (yang) and female (yin), tradition and modernity, and all expressions of life to co-exist in a state of unity, balance and alignment with universal consciousness.
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The petals are a modern representation of the hands of a community of supportive teachers, mentors and friends. Not only do these hands uphold the principles of giving and kindness, they hold and care for the earth in every action and intent.
The arc that encircles the top of the logo completes the cycle of giving and receiving.
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The color purple represents intuitive and visionary ideas, strategy and sacred guidance. Purple represents the element of earth.
Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission is to be a facilitator of Grand Harmony, inclusive of all religions and cultures, races, ethnicities, genders, abilities and ages. This is accomplished through cultivating a healthy and joyful practice of mind, body and spirit exercises.
Rooted in the principles of Daoism and the healing arts, we offer a supportive environment for personal growth, self-healing and longevity, as well as community-building among members, teachers, healers and guides around the world. More about Daoism...
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Non-Profit 508 (C)(1)(A) Ministry
Tai He Dao is a 501 (C)(1)(A) Ministry dedicated to the preservation and promotion of Wu Dang Daoist traditions, culture and religion in the United States.
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Daoism is truly "the way", a living principle for the way of life. Daoism truly embodies Mind-Body-Spirit. Daoism is as Shifu says, "Dao-uable: Dao + Valuable. — Ramon, Solis, Jr
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