Yin-yang properties of things PARTER B

Part A

B.     Yin-yang properties of things are not absolute but relative, as manifested in the following three aspects

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Yin-yang properties of things PARTER A

It is based on various factors of two Opposite aspects of things, including nature, movement, location, tendency, etc. that yin or yang properties of things are categorized by comparison and generalization. On the one hand, yin and yang can signify opposite properties Of two objects or phenomena Read More

Basic concept of yin and yang

Yin and yang belong to the category of ancient Chinese philosophy. It is a general term for two opposite aspects of things or phenomena in nature, which are interrelated with each other. The original meaning of yin and yang was quite simple, merely referring to the sunny and shady sides: the Read More

Theory of Yin and Yang

The theory of yin and yang is an ancient Chinese philosophy, serving as a perspective and methodology for ancient Chinese people to explore origination and change of the universe. Its main task is to research the connotation of yin and yang as well as the movement laws and changes of yin and Read More

The Yin and Yang of People

Our personalities reflect yin and yang. A person who is shy and inward would be said to have a yin personality. An outgoing, assertive or aggressive individual would be said to be more yang. Of course, our personalities change throughout the day and over time. We all go through yin phases and Read More

The Balance of Nature

The Chinese believe that health is achieved, and disease prevented, by maintaining the body in a ‘balanced state’. This concept was applied to both individuals and society at large. In individual terms the ancient Chinese physicians preached moderation in all things, such as alcoholic Read More

THE APPLICATION OF THE YIN-YANG THEORY

The yin-yang theory permeates all aspects of the theoretical system of TCM. The theory is used to explain the organic structure, physiological function and pathological changes of the human body. It also serves as a principle to guide clinical diagnosis

l . Explaining the Tissues and Read More