Yin and Yang
The yin and yang are the two aspects in Daoist (also called Taoist) religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
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Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine. Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsaYin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine. ==] == == ==
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.yang remain in balance.
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
religious philosophy and later Daoist alchemical belief that everything stays in balance or harmony in nature and the universe. Both originate from the "Dao" (or Tao), meaning "The Way" or dasdsadsa Yin represents: dark, secret, passive, receptive, yielding, cool, soft, and feminine.
Yang represents: clear, bright, illuminated, evident, active, aggressive, controlling, hard, and masculine.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin & yang remain in balance.
Neither side is seen as good or evil, both are considered necessary, the preferable state is when yin &
Yin and Yang are /YINYANG.HTM Yin and Yang]</ref>
See also
External links
- The meaning of Yin-Yang
- Yin and Yang Chinese philosophy.