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Yi dai zong shi Cao Jinghua zhuan (Mandarin Chinese Edition) by Yunkang Shang, 1990 Wumen Cao shi san dai yi yan ji (Jiangsu Zhong yi ji cun) (Mandarin Chinese Edition) by Minggao Cao, 1988 Cao Cao (Zhongguo li dai ming jiang cong shu) (Mandarin Chinese Edition) by Zhaokun Ren, 1990 Cao Yu (Zhongguo xian dai wen xue bai jia) (Mandarin Chinese Edition) by Yu Cao, 1997 Cao Juren shu hua (Xian dai shu hua cong shu) (Mandarin Chinese Edition) by Juren Cao, 1998 Cao Yu dai biao zuo (Zhongguo xian dang dai zhu ming zuo jia wen ku) (Mandarin Chinese Edition) by Yu Cao, 1986 Cao Cao bing fa (Li dai ming ren ji mou wen ku) (Mandarin Chinese Edition) by Yinghua Pu, 1996 Cao Cao zhuan (Zhongguo li dai di wang zhuan ji) (Mandarin Chinese Edition) by Zuoyao Zhang, 2000 Qing dai cao shu (Qing dai fa shu fen lei cong shu) (Mandarin Chinese Edition) Cao Yin yu Qing dai she hui: "Hong lou meng" zuo zhe Cao Xueqin di jia shi zhen xiang (Li shi yu ren wu xi lie) (Mandarin Chinese Edition) by Jinjie He, 1989 Jue dai feng liu jue dai chi: Guan yu Cao Cao di zhen shi gu shi (Mandarin Chinese Edition) by Fenyong Jia, 1993 Shi liao ben cao yi zhu (Zhongguo gu dai ke ji ming zhu yi zhu cong shu) (Mandarin Chinese Edition) by Jinsheng Zheng, 1992 Cao Kun jia zu (Jin dai ren wu jia zu cong shu) (Mandarin Chinese Edition) by Qianhou Yue, 2000 Song dai cao shi zhen yan jiu (Zhongguo jing ji shi cong shu) (Mandarin Chinese Edition) by Zongwen Fu, 1989

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21. Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly . FEATURE . Cao Dai . July 4, 2003 | PBS
    It s called cao dai, and it includes not only attempts to communicate with spirits A photo of Miss Hong Miss HONG (cao dai Disciple) My father and also  
    http://www.pbs.org/wnet/religionandethics/week644/feature.html
    
    Extractions: SEVERSON : Miss Hong is a disciple of a Vietnamese-founded religion called Cao Dai, which means "above on high where God reigns." The church's home and main temple is located a couple hours north of Saigon, in a province called Tay Nynh. There are eyes throughout the massive temple that stare down, unblinkingly. The eye symbolizes God as He appeared in the first vision establishing the Cao Dai faith in 1926. It's also the way He appeared in a vision to Ngasha Beck in 1993. She says it was when she first heard of Cao Daism. NGASHA BECK (Co-Author, CAO DAI: FAITH OF UNITY): The vision I had of the Divine Eye filled my entire visual field and it came rushing toward me and washed over me and there was a very loud sound at the time. So it, it involved my whole being and it was very intense and that's why, I guess, it was to get my attention enough so that I would do something about it.

22. Cao Dai - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    cao dai Ceremony Enlarge. cao dai Ceremony. Followers of cao dai believe thatits teachings, symbolism and organization were communicated directly from  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cao_Dai
    
    Extractions: Tay Ninh Holy See Cao Dai (Cao Đ i) is a new, monotheistic religion , founded in southern Vietnam in . Caodaiists believe the teachings come directly from Đức (means venerable) Cao Đ i, the abbreviated name for God . His full title is Cao Đ i Tiªn ”ng Đại Bồ T¡t Ma-ha-t¡t Literally, Cao means "high" and Đ i means "raised place, platform". Đạo Cao Đ i is the religion's shorten name, the full name being Đại Đạo Tam Kỳ Phổ Độ Caodaiists believe Cao Dai's first disciples Ng´ Văn Chiªu, Cao Quỳnh CÆ°, Phạm C´ng Tắc, and Cao Ho i Sang were contacted by God and given instructions to establish the religion. Later, the Holy See was built in Tay Ninh , southern Vietnam . Cao Dai's followers claimed to have received direct communications from God , ordering them to combine the major religions of the world , which he has created. These religions are

23. Cao Dai - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    Caodaiists believe cao dai s first disciples Ngo Van Chieu, Cao Qu?nh Cu, cao dai s followers claimed to have received direct communications from God,  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caodaism
    
    Extractions: Tay Ninh Holy See Cao Dai (Cao Đ i) is a new, monotheistic religion , founded in southern Vietnam in . Caodaiists believe the teachings come directly from Đức (means venerable) Cao Đ i, the abbreviated name for God . His full title is Cao Đ i Tiªn ”ng Đại Bồ T¡t Ma-ha-t¡t Literally, Cao means "high" and Đ i means "raised place, platform". Đạo Cao Đ i is the religion's shorten name, the full name being Đại Đạo Tam Kỳ Phổ Độ Caodaiists believe Cao Dai's first disciples Ng´ Văn Chiªu, Cao Quỳnh CÆ°, Phạm C´ng Tắc, and Cao Ho i Sang were contacted by God and given instructions to establish the religion. Later, the Holy See was built in Tay Ninh , southern Vietnam . Cao Dai's followers claimed to have received direct communications from God , ordering them to combine the major religions of the world , which he has created. These religions are

24. Cao Dai CAODAI
    This page explores the history, tenets, and teachings of cao dai, an ExotericBuddhist sect.  
    http://altreligion.about.com/cs/caodai/
    
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25. Cao Dai
    A brief outline of the beliefs, practices, and customs of followers of the CaoDai religion.  
    http://altreligion.about.com/library/faqs/bl_caodai.htm
    
    Extractions: zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Alternative Religions Religions A-Z Cao Dai Alternative Religions Essentials Image Galleries Religious Symbols ... Help zau(256,140,140,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/C.htm','');w(xb+xb+' ');zau(256,140,140,'von','http://z.about.com/0/ip/496/6.htm','');w(xb+xb); Sign Up Now for the Alternative Religions newsletter! Your Email Address: History/Founder/important persons/saints Founded in 1925 by Spiritist Ngo Van Chieu, who recieved messages he believed to have been directly from God. Chieu taught that all religions must return to their original "scource." Saints in the religion are Chinese revolutionary Sun-Yat-Sen, Writer Victor Hugo, and poet Trang Trinh.

26. Cao Dai
    cao dai draws upon ethical precepts from Confucianism, occult practices from In cao dai, God is represented as an eye in a triangle, a symbol that  
    http://www.tuvy.com/Countries/vietnamese/people/cao_dai.htm
    
    Extractions: Home About Books Authors ... Recipe Cao Dai ("High Tower," a Taoist epithet for the supreme god), syncretist modern Vietnamese religious movement with a strongly nationalist political character. Cao Dai draws upon ethical precepts from Confucianism, occult practices from Taoism, theories of karma and rebirth from Buddhism, and a hierarchical organization (including a pope) from Roman Catholicism. Its pantheon of saints includes such diverse figures as the Buddha, Confucius, Jesus Christ, Mu h ammad, Pericles, Julius Caesar, Joan of Arc, Victor Hugo, and Sun Yat-sen. In Cao Dai, God is represented as an eye in a triangle, a symbol that appears on the facades of the sect's temples. The religion's organization is patterned after that of Roman Catholicism, with a pope, cardinals, and archbishops. Worship involves elaborate rituals and festivals. In 1919 Ngo Van Chieu, an administrator for the French in Indochina, received a communication from the supreme deity during a table-moving séance. Chieu became the prophet of the new religion, which was formally established in 1926. A Cao Dai army was established in 1943 during the Japanese occupation of Indochina. After the war the Cao Dai was an effective force in national politics; it first supported, then opposed, Premier Ngo Dinh Diem. In 1955-56 Diem disbanded the Cao Dai army and forced the sect's pope, Pham Cong Tac, into exile. After the communist takeover in 1975, Cao Dai was reportedly repressed by the government. Centers of worship were established in Vietnamese refugee communities abroad, however, and by the early 1990s Cao Dai was reported to have some two million adherents in Vietnam, Cambodia, France, and the United States. Headquarters of the religion are at Tay Ninh, near Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon).

27. Cao Dai Religion In Viet Nam
    The Great Divine Temple, epicenter of the cao dai religion, cao dai templesdot the Mekong Delta, but the faith’s world headquarters is the Holy See  
    http://www.offtherails.com/caodai.html
    
    Extractions: April/May 2000 The Divine Eye gazes unblinkingly from the enormous globe on the altar. Twenty-eight dragon-encrusted columns, representing the twenty-eight manifestations of the Buddha, run the entire length of the immense chamber. The temple’s enormous windows, all emblazoned with the Eye, let in the muted sunlight. Lao Tze, the Sakyamoni Buddha, and Confucius share the stage with Jesus Christ on the fronton above the altar. The Great Divine Temple, epicenter of the Cao Dai religion, is unlike any other house of worship in the world. Cao Daism was founded in southern Viet Nam in 1926 and claims six million adherents. Cao Dai temples dot the Mekong Delta, but the faith’s world headquarters is the Holy See compound which lies just outside the Vietnamese city of Tay Ninh, about two hours northwest of Saigon, near the Cambodian border. Like the Cao Dai religion, the Great Divine Temple, centerpiece of the Holy See compound, is a vibrant and mesmerizing mix of different traditions and theologies. The immensity of the temple combined with the riotous colours and statuary creates an effect that is at once grand and gaudy. The enormous temple and its accoutrements will inspire thoughts of the Supreme Being, but also of Walt Disney. A full appreciation of the temple requires some knowledge of the Cao Dai religion. While many other religions are insular, Caodaism trumpets its foundations in other faiths. Caodaists describe their religion as the unification of Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism: These faiths are represented in Cao Dai theology through such concepts as reincarnation, vegetarianism and yin and yang and also on the Cao Dai banner - a tri-colour with one colour for each religion.

28. Pictures Of Tay Ninh - Vietnam Photos - Stock Photography And Fine Art Prints
    The ceremony at the Great cao dai temple has a visually beautiful ritual, withthe ordinary clergy in white robes and only the high priest wearing color.  
    http://www.terragalleria.com/vietnam/vietnam.tay-ninh.html
    
    Extractions: terragalleria.com the photography of QT Luong Advanced Search Home Asia Vietnam ... The Delta / Tay Ninh Map Tay Ninh is the holy site of Caodaism, probably Vietnam's most curious indigenous religion. Caodaism, founded in 1926 by Ngo Minh Chieu, is an attempt at an ideal religion, using religious and philosophical traditions from the West and the East, including Buddhism, Confusianism, Taoism, Hinduism, native Vietnamese spiritism, Christianity and Islam. The eclectism of the religion is reflected in the Great Temple. Built between 1933 and 1955, it combines architectural elements of a church, a pagoda in an extravagant rocco style. The ceremony at the Great Cao Dai temple has a visually beautiful ritual, with the ordinary clergy in white robes and only the high priest wearing color. Traditional music is sung and played as well. It takes place daily at noon (there are three others during the day, but it's too dark then), and visitors are admitted on upstairs balconies. Past the first half-hour, the crowds of tourists will thin out, so there is no need to jockey for position. Click on any picture to see a larger image and details, to add to selection, to order, and to download wallpaper.

29. Cao Dai 1
    cao dai Temple Cau Dai 021.jpg (39104 bytes), Disney meet the Vatican at theCathedral of the cao dai at Long Than, north west of Saigon.  
    http://www.wright-photo.com/caodai1.htm
    
    Extractions: Cao Dai Temple Page Down Page Up Back to Thumbnails Vietnam Map ... List Vietnam Photos Page 1 of 2 Disney meet the Vatican at the Cathedral of the Cao Dai at Long Than, north west of Saigon. Described in the Lonely Planet as a "rococo extravaganza combining the architectural idiosyncrasies of a French church, a Chinese pagoda, the Tiger Balm Gardens and Madame Tussaud's". Caodaism was founded in Saigon in 1925 by the mystic Ngo Van Chieu . His intention was to combine the faiths of all Vitenamese under one supreme being. The cathedral and Holy See at Long Than was built in 1927. At the height of its power in the early 1930's there numbered one and a half million faithful. Essential reading for anyone planning a trip to Vietnam is Graham Greene's 'The Quiet American' set in the 1950's Page Down Page Up Back to Thumbnails Vietnam Map ... List Vietnam Photos Page 1 of 2

30. Cao Dai 2
    Above the altar on a paper globe is the cao dai symbol of the divine eye surroundedby sun rays. Cau Dai 319.jpg (39584 bytes)  
    http://www.wright-photo.com/caodai2.htm
    
    Extractions: Cao Dai Temple Page Up Back to Thumbnails Vietnam Map List Vietnam Photos Page 2 of 2 Prayer sessions are held four times a day and we attended the noon time ceremony. Visitors are welcome but not allowed on the floor of the temple. We were directed to a balcony from where this photograph was taken. White robed followers are happy to describe their beliefs and answer questions. There has been no Pope since 1933. The three hooded figures on the front row are lady bishops. Above the altar on a paper globe is the Cao Dai symbol of the divine eye surrounded by sun rays. Caodaism combines the three main religions of Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism and includes Christianity, Islam and the traditional Vietnames Cult of Ancestor Worship. The robes of the priests who are non professional, indicate their branch of the religion. Yellow for Buddhism, Red for Confucianism and azure for Taoism. On entering the temple shoes are removed.. Men enter and worship on the right and women on the left.. In spite of the somewhat bizzare surroundings we found the noonday ceremony with its music and chanting to be very moving. We were warned that the clergy would be unwilling to be photographed but this was not the case. Even the octogenarian lady bishops sat for a 'portrait'. Page Up Back to Thumbnails Vietnam Map List Vietnam Photos Page 2 of 2

31. Vietnam's Congregation Of Kitsch
    No, the cao dai’s holiest temple, in Tay Ninh, just 90 kilometers from Ho Chi In 1992, while still outlawed in Vietnam, cao dai groups from around the  
    http://www.gluckman.com/CaoDai.html
    
    Extractions: Spirit in the Sky Jesus, Jeanne d'Arc and Thomas Jefferson are all venerated, alongside Victor Hugo, Julius Caesar, Shakespeare, and William Churchill. Lest the big God's Eye and psychedelic colors flash you back to the Summer of Love, this indigenous alter belongs to the Caodai, and Vietnam's Congregation of Kitsch. By Ron Gluckman/Tay Ninh, Danang and Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam E XOTIC OFFERINGS ARE COMMONPLACE across Asia, but in Vietnam, stands that rare attraction that simply refuses to be ignored. Colorful seems an insufficiently drab description for the utterly original, outrageous, bizarre, beautiful Holy See. Actually, terming this monumental Congregation of Kitsch a mere attraction is also underselling the impact of what is, in fact, a genuine icon of the believe-it-or-not genre. Nothing this unique, this done up, so over-the-top and out there, could ever have been created solely for tourists. No, the Cao Dai’s holiest temple, in Tay Ninh, just 90 kilometers from Ho Chi Minh City, is the real thing. But what is it? Words cannot suffice. Visitors have called it a Spiritual Disneyland, an Alice-in-Wonderland leap through a magic mirror into a Fantasia in which life has been transformed into a Technicolor daydream. At Tay Ninh, everything is bright, vivid, larger than life. It’s mad, moving, must-see to believe. Enormous, finely-detailed enamel dragons with lifelike scales slitter around giant day-glow pink banisters at the entrance to the grandest of a series of Cao Dai shrines sprinkled around southern Vietnam. All mix grand architectural themes and religious decorum as liberally as philosophy is stirred together in services held four times daily inside.

32. CAO DAI TU DIEN / MUC LUC
    CAO ÐÀI T? ÐI?N. M?C L?C Hình Bìa. CAO ÐÀI T? ÐI?N So?n gi? Hi?n TàiNguy?n Van H?ng, bút hi?u Ð?C NGUYÊN. Tài li?u bi?u không.  
    http://www.personal.usyd.edu.au/~cdao/tudien/cdtd-mucluc.htm

33. Cao Dai Temple -- ThingsAsian Article
    Noon service at the cao dai Temple, Tay Ninh, Vietnam. Built in 1927, themassive ninestory cao dai Temple is part cathedral and part pagoda.  
    http://www.thingsasian.com/goto_article/article.1278.html
    
    Extractions: Saigon may well be an alluring city. But if you need a break - physically, mentally and spiritually - from this city's frenetic pace during your stay, there are plenty of day trip options out of the city to choose from. Saigon in fact doubles up as great stepping-stone in the south of Vietnam. Many of the traveller's cafes and tour operators in the centre of town can organize these for you, as you're probably smart enough to pass on the public transport. One such excursion and a real highlight for many travellers, is the Cao Dai Cathedral , or Great Temple of the Holy See . As its only 96kms out from Saigon - in Tay Ninh District - you can easily make the trip in one day. The journey out to the cathedral, heading northwest out of Saigon on Highway One, is lined with pancake flat paddy fields and farmland. Its' present day tranquillity belies the ferocious fighting experienced here during wars of previous decades. Tay Ninh District is virtually encompassed by the foreboding lands of Cambodia, and the imposing

34. Utah Cao Dai Community
    Salt Lake City cao dai Temple 1748 South Main Street The Utah cao dai communityhas been in existence for over 5 years and consists of about 30 families  
    http://faculty.weber.edu/bdavis/pluralism/cao_dai_community.htm
    
    Extractions: The Utah Cao Dai community has been in existence for over 5 years and consists of about 30 families. Most have immigrated to the United States from the southern and central areas of Vietnam. Worship services are held twice a month on Sundays from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm. For more information, please contact Mr. Nguyen at 463-2945. Photos Web Sites About the Cao Dai Religion Cao Dai Home Cao Dai News Updates The Cao Dai Religion Pacific University This web site has been created in an effort to foster peace and promote religious understanding and respect. Inclusion of informational content, photographs, and links does not imply official endorsement of such by the religious groups described on this web site. These pages should not be deemed as "official" web sites for the groups described. To share your comments, questions, or suggestions, please contact me at bdavis@weber.edu

35. Religion And Spirituality: Cao Dai UFOseek Directory For Religion And Spirituali
    UFOseek directory for Religion and Spirituality/cao dai Religion and Spiritualitycao dai.  
    http://www.ufoseek.com/Religion_and_Spirituality/Cao_Dai/
    
    Extractions: Advanced Search only this category Random Link UFOSeek Forum Webmasters Logout ... Religion and Spirituality Cao Dai http://www.FarOffLands.com/avpa/0tay_ninh.html Tay Ninh and the Main Caodai Temple. Review It Rate It Bookmark It http://www.explode.com/passport/vietnam-photo.shtml Article about a visit to the Holy See. Review It Rate It Bookmark It http://mcel.pacificu.edu/as/students/vb/Caodai.htm Small section of a larger religion project by Laura Clark and Suzanne Brown. Review It Rate It Bookmark It http://www.caodai.org/ Starting point for the Cao Dai religion. Includes a FAQ and full history. Review It Rate It Bookmark It http://ida.ws/cao-dai/ Brief article on suppression of the Cao Dai faith by the Vietnam government. Review It Rate It Bookmark It http://www.laze.net/culture/caodai.html Thoroughly researched paper about Cao Dai. Review It Rate It Bookmark It http://www.caodai.net/

36. Cao Dai - Details For: Religion And Spirituality: Cao Dai: Cao Dai
    UFOseek directory for cao dai, Religion and Spirituality cao dai cao dai.  
    http://www.ufoseek.com/Religion_and_Spirituality/Cao_Dai/Cao_Dai_L31137/

37. Compass - ABC TV Religion | Stories
    Attention is focussed on the Divine Eye of Duc cao dai the Supreme Being. The Overseas cao dai Missionary, based in America, has funded some of his  
    http://www.abc.net.au/compass/s554088.htm
    
    Extractions: Full Transcript Available It was founded in 1926 and yet it encompasses elements of many of our oldest religions. It regards the French author Victor Hugo as a Saint and seeks guidance through séances. It carries a message of peace and brotherly love and yet it raised a private army during Vietnam’s painful struggle for independence. It was founded in 1926 and yet it encompasses elements of many of our oldest religions. It regards the French author Victor Hugo as a Saint and seeks guidance through séances. It carries a message of peace and brotherly love and yet it raised a private army during Vietnam’s painful struggle for independence.

38. Compass - ABC Video Program Sales
    Compass cao dai. Program Compass Year of Production 2001 Duration 30mins.Could cao daism, with its mix of Eastern theologies, spiritualism and  
    http://www.abc.net.au/programsales/s1123436.htm
    
    Extractions: Learning Areas Business Cultural Studies Current Affairs English Environment Geography Health and PD History and War Indigenous K-6 Languages Legal Studies Mathematics Media Studies Natural History Politics Religious Studies Science Sport and Leisure Technology Visual Arts Four Corners - City Limits Salinity - Australia's Silent Menace Salinity and the Australian Environment Silent Flood ... Price List Could Cao Daism, with its mix of Eastern theologies, spiritualism and Christianity point the way for the future of faith?It was founded in 1926 and yet it encompasses elements of many of our oldest religions. It regards the French author Victor Hugo as a Saint and seeks guidance through seances. It carries a message of peace and brotherly love yet it raised a private army during Vietnam's painful struggle for independence.

39. Cao Dai
    cao dai NonProfit Organization Starting point for the cao dai religion. Tay Ninh and the Main Caodai Temple From Russell Gilbert s Around Vietnam  
    http://www.reference.com/Dir/Society/Religion/Faiths_and_Beliefs/Cao_Dai/

40. Religious Movements Homepage: Cao Daism
    Complete overview of CaoDai for Sociology 257 New Religious Movements, the Spring2000 semester class at the University of Virginia.  
    http://cti.itc.virginia.edu/~jkh8x/soc257/nrms/caodaism.html
    
    Extractions: Profile History Beliefs Practices ... References Original Name: Dai Dao Tam Ky Pho Do (Translated directly it means: The Third Great Universal Religious Amnesty) Founder: Ngo Minh Chieu Date of Birth: Birth Place: Vietnam (South) Year Founded: October 7, 1926 Le Van Trung and 28 other persons signed the "Declaration of the Founding of the Cao Dai Religion" which included a list of 247 signatures of members present at the ceremony announcing the official existence of Caodaism. Sacred or Revered Texts: The Dai Thua Chon Giao is a doctrine that teaches the way for overcoming intolerance of earlier salvations. The Phap Chanh Truyen is Caodaism's religious Constitution illustrating the structure of the church. It is an unchangeable document created through spiritist messages from God. The Phap Chanh Truyen controls the Tan-Luat (the New Canonical Codes/New Law) and other legal documents, which are the key to administering the religion. They were established by the Sacerdotal Council (headed by the pope) and cannot be changed, vanished, or replaced in any way without the proper procedures that are instructed in the Phap Chanh Truyen.

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