What's next?

[allfoak]

We exist within a school house.
Experience is our teacher and the expansion of the mind the purpose.

Effortless learning is possible only when one understands how it is that we learn.

 

[GoodbyeDave]

A good guide to the history and various aspects of Daoism is
Eva Wong. Taoism: an essential guide
She's trained in the Complete reality school. The book has a good bibliography for finding texts on things like meditation.

I know that Daoism is a philosophy and Shenjiao a religion, but they go together and the best book about the religious side is probably
Jordan Paper. The Spirits are drunk.
He was a professor of both Sinology and Comparative religion, and converted to Shenjiao.

 

[Baladas]

Zhuangzi is probably the second Taoist text to go for. I've been planning to read it for some years but never got to it.

There's a free translation here:
Zhuangzi - Chinese Text Project

I second this! Zhuangzi is amazing. Really a wonderful book of wise poetry, almost always sprinkled with witty humor.

I would also recommend the Liezi. Links to both are in the "Taoist Text" post on this board.