ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AND A NOTE CONCERNING THIS HOME PAGE

We wish to express my sincere thanks to the Cao-Dai Temple of New South Wales, the Sydney University Library, Lucy Davey, Christopher Hartney, Dao Cong Minh, Bui Dac Hum, Canh Tran, Nguyen Van Hong, Tran Van Rang , Dang Xuan Quang, Tan Le, Ly Phuc Hieu and Tu Vo, Nguyen Thuy Ngan, Thanh Tam Doan Thanh Son, Nguyen Thuy for their contribution, understanding, kindness, support and encouragement.

Specific thanks to: Mai Van Tim and Nguyen Van Cau, Anh Hoa, Nguyen Thanh Nghiep, Giao Nguyen, Chi Tien, Bach Lien, Tung Thien - Tu Bach Hac, Do Van Thang, Huynh Trong, Tinh Tam, Trinh Ngoc Tuy, Khuong Duy who provide computer files (text, images, audio) and help with typing the Cao-Dai books in Vietnamese & French. It would have been difficult to complete this home page without their assistance.

The information about Caodaism in this home page is compiled by the ordinary Caodaists who would like to share their belief in the Cao-Dai Religion with those whom it may interest. Due to the present special circumstances in Vietnam, an official permission from the Sacerdotal Council (Hoi-Thanh), the Tay Ninh Holy See, cannot be obtained. For better understanding and practice, the browsers/readers should consult other books which are listed in the bibliography or Tu Sach Dai Dao.

Sincerely,

Sydney Centre for Studies in Caodaism
19 June 1996 - 15 Oct 2010





Introduction | Caodaism In A Nutshell | Fundamental Principles of Caodaism | Stucture of Caodaism | Ways of Serving In Caodaism | Practising Caodaism - Duties of Adherents | CaoDai Rituals - Worship and Prayer | Initiation And Its Meaning | Centres of Caodaism Around the World | Bibliography / References & Links | Illustrations | Further Readings