Taoist Culture
Promoting accurate and respectful understanding of Taoist history, philosophy, symbols, and living traditions.
British Columbia, Canada
卑詩省道教協會
A home for the understanding and sharing of Taoist culture, classical study, and respectful community connection in British Columbia.
The association
The BC Taoism Association supports the thoughtful transmission of Taoist culture within a contemporary Canadian context.
The Association is dedicated to promoting a sound understanding of Chinese Taoist culture and classical teachings. Its work aims to make this heritage accessible without separating it from the discipline, history, and responsibility that give it meaning.
Based in Greater Vancouver, the Association provides a professional point of reference for cultural education, traditional metaphysical study, and community engagement in British Columbia.
Areas of focus
The Association’s core focus is to establish a clear institutional identity around three complementary areas.
Promoting accurate and respectful understanding of Taoist history, philosophy, symbols, and living traditions.
Supporting disciplined study of systems including BaZi, Yin-Yang, the Five Elements, BaGua, and classical Feng Shui.
Helping people understand how traditional principles may be thoughtfully interpreted within modern life and community.
Leadership
President · 28th Generation Disciple of the Jingming Sect · Feng Shui & Metaphysics Consultant · Author
Skylar is a Greater Vancouver-based Feng Shui and metaphysics consultant whose practice is grounded in the classical systems of BaZi, Yin-Yang, the Five Elements (Wu Xing), and BaGua.
She has provided Feng Shui consultations for more than 300 residential and commercial clients and has guided more than 1,000 individuals through BaZi and other metaphysical readings.
Skylar is the author of Greater Vancouver Feng Shui Observation Notes (大温风水观察笔记), a manuscript now being prepared for official publication. As president of the Association, she is committed to connecting ancient heritage with contemporary life in a clear and culturally responsible way.
Contact
For general correspondence and institutional enquiries, contact the Association directly by email or telephone.