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Using <Ctrl>+] to jump to a new tag takes you to a new buffer to show the results. If you'd rather see them in a new window use <Ctrl>+W+], or :stag tag.
If you get dizzy after all this jumping around you can reacquaint yourself with where you've been by using the :tags command. This shows you which tags you've jumped to, and where you jumped to them from.

You can specify the location of the tags file using :set tags=file.
Specify multiple tag files by separating the paths with commas. Instruct Vim to search for a
tags file recursively with :set tags=./tags;/.

The Vim help system uses tags extensively to allow navigation.
When you use :help term you're actually looking up a tag in the documentation tag file.
When you position your cursor over a highlighted entry in a help file, you use <Ctrl>+] to follow it. This is all possible because as long as you have a way of identifying significant terms
in a file, you can generate a tags list for it.

aw: mnemonic a word
ap: mnemonic a paragraph