No, they're not. To use a simplified definition of metaphysics:I think interactions with the world aren’t apart of the metaphysical ideas, worldly interactions are relative to the times they were created. The interactions with the metaphysical realm are equal.
We can logically say that since metaphysics deals with the concept of being and identity, the understanding of who we are and how we relate with other beings is a fundamental aspect of our being and identity. From a Taoist perspective, we all come from the Tao, and the Tao nurtures all equally. This metaphysical belief has major implications for how we treat people, but it's still a metaphysical belief. The Taoist understanding of our identity and being would never condone "vengeance" or "cruelty without mercy" under any conditions. This stems from a fundamental difference in how the Tao Te Ching explains our being and identity and how that relates to other beings. I hope I'm making sense. They may have metaphysical similarities, but they aren't metaphysically the same.The branch of philosophy that deals with the first principles of things, including abstract concepts such as being, knowing, identity, time, and space.