“Daoist meditation is a little different from many other types of Eastern meditation. It does not work solely with the mind, although that is a component of Daoist meditation. It is not just a relaxation practice, though it also has that function. It is not simply a quest for a higher state of consciousness but seeks to balance mind, body, and spirit into one unified field. It utilizes the mind, body, and spirit as well as the life-force energy that animates all living things, which in Chinese is called qi (pronounced ‘chee’).”
Returning to the Source Daoist Meditations for Rediscovering the Sacred in Everyday Life
Defining Daoist meditation.