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MENTAL MODEL · M0213

Wu Wei

Wu Wei
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Version 1.0.0 · Updated 2026-07-28

CORE DEFINITION

Wu Wei can refer to: Wu Wei (Taoism), a Chinese Taoist thought. Wuwei City, a county-level city under Wuhu City, Anhui Province, China. Wuwei Sect, commonly known as Luo Sect. Nirvana, also known as the unconditioned dharma, as opposed to the conditioned dharma, a Buddhist doctrine.

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Wu Wei can refer to: Wu Wei (Taoism), a Chinese Taoist thought. Wuwei City, a county-level city under Wuhu City, Anhui Province, China. Wuwei Sect, commonly known as Luo Sect. Nirvana, also known as the unconditioned dharma, as opposed to the conditioned dharma, a Buddhist doctrine.

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In Taoism, 'Wu Wei' does not mean doing nothing, but rather not acting recklessly or forcefully, aligning with the nature and laws of things, and promoting self-organizing order with minimal intervention.

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