The Logic of Hegel, Buddhism, and Taoism shows that there is a common principle shared by Aristotle, Hegel, Buddhism, and Taoism. These philosophies use very different discourses, yet only Taoism has been persistently misunderstood to be different. The ultimate goal of this book is to overcome the traditions of Taoism and return the world to a common logic. We discuss the common logic in a heuristic approach that serves as a simple guide of a universal law of nature.