Re: Both! » sid

Posted by mist on March 2, 2002, at 18:19:18

In reply to Both! » sar, posted by sid on February 28, 2002, at 17:02:24

This site (re Main Concepts of Taoism) contains a description of yin and yang:
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Delphi/2883/main.html
(don't know how to make it a link)
Excerpt:
The yin/yang symbol is one of the oldest and best known symbols in the world, but few understand its meaning. It represents the two poles of existence which are opposite but complementary, and which exist in everything. Yin represents everything that is feminine, dark, withdrawn, receptive and passive and things moving down and in. Yang represents the masculine, bright, forceful and expansive, and movement out and up.

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are you yin, or are you yang? sar 2/28/02
Both! » sar sid 2/28/02
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Re: Both! » sid mist 3/2/02
thanks for the link! (nm) » mist sid 3/2/02
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