Kale: Good nutrition for you, just don't overdo. Every time I pass by that colossal bag of kale at the grocery store or our local farmers market, I have the distinct feeling that I should be eating more of the dark, leafy green.
The Concise Oxford Dictionary of World Religions. Â© The Concise Oxford Dictionary of World Religions 1997, originally published by Oxford University Press 1997. Tzu (Chin., âancestorâ). Respect for, and sustenance of, ancestors is as central in Chinese religion as in any other. They are commemorated on plaques, before which food and offerings are left, and with which conversations are held, so that ancestors remain a part of the family.
This article gives a brief overview of Lao Tzu, who is traditionally described as the founder of Taoism.n that way it's like the Biblical Book of Proverbs. The term Lao Tzu may not be the name of a person, but a reference to 'the old master', meaning the accumulated wisdom of the elders, the wise old men and women of the culture in which Taoism originated.