Tao TV

Tao TV

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A Fresh Way to Thrive Today Welcome to TaoTV! We’re Sun and Tao—here to share practical tips for healthy living and the wisdom of Jungbub (Nature’s Principle…

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4:54

Don’t Treat People of Today with the Information of Yesterday

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Do people really change? Or are we right to believe that once someone has shown us who they are, they will always remain that way? In this episode, a questioner recalls a conversation with a friend who insisted, “People don't change.” Seuseungnim challenges this familiar belief with a powerful teaching: “When you meet someone today, meet them as they are now, not with the information you had about them yesterday.”

3:35

Can’t I Just Live Without Talking To Anyone?

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Is conversation really necessary? Could we live peacefully without talking to others, avoiding disagreements, misunderstandings, and the frustrations that often come with human relationships? In this episode, a questioner asks Seuseungnim a simple but thought-provoking question: “Is conversation really necessary?”

5:31

Why Don’t You Understand Me?

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Why is it so difficult to communicate with the people closest to us? Why do husbands and wives often feel that their partners simply do not understand them, even when both are trying to express themselves? In this episode, a questioner asks Seuseungnim why men and women experience communication difficulties differently and which person is responsible when a conversation breaks down.

5:49

Why Do I Get So Irritated?

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Why do we become irritated so easily, even when we sincerely want to change? And why is it so difficult to put what we have learned into practice? In this episode, a young Jungbub student who has struggled with poor health and unhealthy habits asks Seuseungnim where to begin making changes. After three years of studying Jungbub, the questioner recognizes many personal shortcomings but feels frustrated by repeatedly falling short of what they have learned.

3:31

The Difference Between Care and Meddling

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Have you ever tried to help someone, only to find that your advice made them uncomfortable, defensive, or upset? How can we tell when we are genuinely showing care and when we are interfering in someone else's life? In this episode, a questioner asks Seuseungnim to explain the difference between care and meddling.

5:49

The Hidden Meaning Of Prison

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What if your workplace is more than just a place to earn a living? Could the people you encounter every day—even those who have committed serious crimes—be teaching you something important about human life? In this episode, a correctional officer who has studied Jungbub for six years asks Seuseungnim about ongoing health difficulties and the deeper purpose of working in a prison.

8:34

What Is Sleep?

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What really happens when we sleep? Why do we dream, and could our dreams reveal something about the relationship between our physical bodies, consciousness, and souls? In this episode, a questioner describes experiencing an unusually deep state of sleep that feels as though the soul has traveled somewhere to be cleansed and renewed. Seuseungnim responds with an unconventional explanation of sleep, dreams, and the unseen energies that he teaches are involved in human life.

7:25

Emotion Blocks The Answer

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When someone commits a terrible crime, what is the right response? Is punishment enough to bring justice, or must we understand something deeper to prevent similar tragedies from happening again? In this episode, a questioner raises a difficult issue involving a person with a mental disability who committed murder but was found not criminally responsible and ordered to receive psychiatric treatment rather than a prison sentence.

5:06

A Worthy Purpose Paves the Way

12 views · 1w ago · 5:06

In this episode, a questioner asks Seuseungnim how to balance rules, regulations, and flexibility when working with others. Seuseungnim explains that the most important foundation of any undertaking is not the rules themselves, but the purpose behind what we are trying to accomplish.

6:27

Proper Order Comes First

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Is giving way to others always the right thing to do? When people of different ages, ranks, or positions are together, how can we show consideration without creating confusion or neglecting our responsibilities? In this episode, a questioner asks how people in senior, middle, and junior positions should behave when everyone hesitates, wondering who should take the initiative or yield to someone else.

7:08

The People Who Make Up for What We Lack

13 views · 1w ago · 7:08

Why can some people understand something clearly but struggle to explain it, while others seem naturally gifted at communicating? And what if our weaknesses are not shortcomings to overcome alone, but opportunities to work together?

5:14

The Difference Between Courtesy and Servility

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Can being too polite actually push people away? Why do some people become uncomfortable when we treat them with excessive kindness or formality? In this episode, a questioner asks whether it is better to behave more casually when politeness seems to create distance in relationships. Seuseungnim explains that the real issue is not whether we should be formal or informal. It is understanding the difference between genuine courtesy and submissive behavior.

9:39

Your Life Has Been Preparing You (Part 2)

9 views · 2w ago · 9:39

What if the unexpected turns in your life were not mistakes? Could the places you ended up, the difficulties you faced, and even the people who challenged you have been preparing you for something important? In Part 2 of Your Life Has Been Preparing You, Seuseungnim continues explaining why our circumstances should not be viewed simply as good or bad fortune.

7:23

Your Life Has Been Preparing You (Part 1)

10 views · 2w ago · 7:23

What if the years you spent wandering, changing jobs, and searching for somewhere to belong were not wasted years? What if every experience was preparing you for a purpose you have not yet discovered? In Part 1 of Your Life Has Been Preparing You, a Korean-Chinese woman in her mid-forties reflects on a lifetime of moving from place to place. After five years in South Korea, she has begun to understand her experiences differently through Jungbub.

4:36

The Hidden Danger Of “I Already Know”

7 views · 2w ago · 4:36

Could believing that we already understand something be the very thing preventing us from learning? How can we develop genuine wisdom when our existing knowledge and opinions constantly influence what we hear? In this episode, a Jungbub practitioner asks how to distinguish correct discernment from personal judgment.

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