A recently published (Kee et al., 2021) conceptual overview of the "wu-wei alternative" in the Asian Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology examines the power of a non-striving mindset in the ...

Two Queens, N.Y., men are facing multiple felony charges for allegedly using stolen credit card information to make multiple ...

The benefits of wu wei . Wu wei is an interesting path for an educator, trainer, or facilitator because it leads to refraining from fighting events and situations that one cannot change. Instead, it ...

This concept is known as Wu Wei, deeply rooted in Taoism, and it beckons us to explore its intricate layers of meaning, inviting us to embrace a paradoxical notion: the power of non-action. Defining ...

Up next, we’ll hear how Wu Wei helps people accept their circumstances, and harness their unique gifts and strengths. More, after this break. Welcome back to The Science of Happiness. I’m Dacher ...

This video introduces Daoism, one of China’s oldest philosophical and spiritual traditions. Viewers learn about core ideas ...

We started with the popular lychee martini, and the Wu Wei Din version was one of the best we’ve had in a long time. It wasn't too bitter or way too sweet, like the one at Din Tai Fung.

This is Wu Wei Din, a Taiwanese noodle-and-wonton restaurant that opened early last year and has been filled with hungry customers ever since. And with good reason: ...

Wu-wei (Chinese: 無為 or wúwéi) is a philosophical concept that literally means "inexertion" or "effortless action." The non-striving mindset of wu-wei is rooted in Confucianism and Taoism ...