What is Yin & Yang?
Feng Shui is based on the Chinese hypothesis of Yin/Yang and Five Elements. These two concepts also formed the foundation of Chinese metaphysical studies, including Traditional Chinese Medicine and Chinese Astrology.
Yin and Yang are two opposing forces active in the Universe. Yin exists in yang and yang exists in yin. This perpetually changing combination creates Qi.
Yin and Yang symbolizes the sun and the moon. They are the two opposing forces active in the universe. It is said that Yin exists in Yang and Yang exists in Yin. This changing combination of negative and positive, dark and light, cold and hot which keeps the world spinning creates Qi or the life giving force of the universe.
The female principle of Yin is associated with the earth, with the North and cold. Originally, Yin means 'shady side' which is the side of a mountain that is not facing the sun. The word is also used to mean the dark, cold room in which ice was stored in summer.
Yang is related to Heaven, South, the Emperor, the dragon and all uneven numbers are yang-numbers.
| Yin | Yang |
| Earth, moon, dark, femine, negative, absorbing, receptive, winter, soft, cold, still broken & even. |
Heaven, sun, bright, fiery, moving, odd, powerful, masculine, active, summer. |
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