A Yin And Yang Logo
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Kate K.Posted
Sun 24 Aug 2008 12:05am
I designed this logo a few weeks ago and just thought I'd like to see what it looks like on the blog.
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YinYinYinYANG
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JacquiPosted
Mon 16 Jun 2008 6:12pm
It's so strange to have a man around the house - even if it's only 2 days a week.
My mum's, well... boyfriend, Murray, is usually here every weekend now, taking mum out for dinner and to the movies and so forth. It's really kind of weird to walk into the lounge room and find mum curled up on the sofa with a guy, his arm around her shoulder. ...
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The Yin To Your Yang
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Linda ZdanowiczPosted
Sat 13 Jun 2009 12:17am
No, I'm not just desperate for a Y word. Well, ok I'm a little desperate. There's a lot of value to having both yin and yang. Yin and yang are opposites... who can play the devil's advocate can help you see another side to an issue and may save you from making a mistake. In Chinese philosophy, Yin is passive, while Yang is active
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Balancing Your Yin-Yang
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Andrea C.Posted
Sun 24 Aug 2008 4:41pm
This Symbol (Yin-Yang) represents the ancient Chinese understanding of how things work. The outer circle represents "everything", while the black and white shapes within the circle represent the interaction of two energies, called "yin" (black) and "yang" (white), which cause everything to happen. They are not completely black or white, just as things
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About ‘Yin and Yang’….
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LiyesenPosted
Mon 18 Jan 2010 7:24am
Translated from blog post at http://LiYeSen.com
‘Yin and Yang’ is a philosophical issueand also a technological issue.
‘Yin and Yang’ is one of the important contents of Traditional Chinese cultures. ‘She’ is also one of the basic theories of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).
My own experiences and understandings on YinYang started from the course
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"Yin and Yang" is a philosophical issue, and also a technological issue.
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LiyesenPosted
Sun 24 Jan 2010 7:40am
‘Yin and Yang’is one of the important contents of Traditional Chinese cultures. 'She' is alsoone of the basic theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).
Myown experiences and understandings on YinYang started from the course of"Basic Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine", when I studied inuniversity. After graduation, I had in-depth study
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"Yin and Yang" is a philosophical issue, and also a technological issue.
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LiyesenPosted
Sun 24 Jan 2010 7:39am
‘Yin and Yang’is one of the important contents of Traditional Chinese cultures. 'She' is also one of the basic theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).
My own experiences and understandings on YinYang started from the course of "Basic Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine", when I studied in university. After graduation, I had in-depth
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Exploring Yin and Yang with Diabetes
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Elizabeth S.Posted
Tue 15 Jun 2010 8:47am
According to the largest private diabetes clinic in Hong Kong, there are roughly one thousand type 1 diabetes patients who live in this city of 7 million – and research shows type 1 is on the rise in Asia. Type 2 diabetes is more prevalent than type 1 in Hong Kong (as [...]
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Yin and Yang
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Autism MommaPosted
Wed 12 Jan 2011 1:59pm
Latest kid conversation that busted me up:
Zach: “Look Mom, it’s a yin and yang I made out of clay.”
Me: “That’s cool buddy. Do you know what it means?”
Zach: “Sure, it’s opposites. Black and white, up and down, synonym and homonym. . what are some more?”
That’s the part where I snorted quietly and thought, “Good try little buddy!” I don’t know what
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Heat Illness: A Balance of Yin and Yang
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Joseph AlbanPosted
Mon 26 Jul 2010 12:22pm
A Balance of Heat and Cool
tai ji symbol
Heat and coolness are balanced and balance each other in the body. Chinese scholars have described this terms of yin and yang: yin is the cooling properties while yang is the warming properties.
This symbol, the Tai Ji, represents the concept of yin (black) and yang (white). The yang comes to an end and the yinRead on »
