Relationships and relationality in early Daoism
Relationships and relationality in early DaoismWhat does it mean to be in a relationship—with another person, with ourselves and with the world around us? Early Daoism understands a relationship not merely as a connection between two individuals, but as an ongoing process of interweaving and responding within an ever-changing world.In our discussion, we will explore how early Daoist texts speak about relationality, mutual influence, attunement and unforced action. What does it mean to be with another person without trying to control or change them? How can we remain in a relationship while preserving our autonomy? And what can a Daoist perspective offer us in understanding our everyday relationships?The discussion will be an opportunity to explore together questions that mattered several thousand years ago and remain just as relevant today.First discussion of the new season:Wednesday, 23 September 2026, at 7:00 pmJoin us for the discussion.