You are a wonderful teacher. No apologies for your English -- so clear. You make these concepts come alive and help make them understandable in a very organized way. You're the teacher I've been looking for and I'm so grateful for your videos. Many blessings. 💗🙏🌠
I believe, from the explanation, that yin and yang are both everything and also themselves. You cannot have a plan without a goal and also the is no goal without the plan. As such they are both one and the same. As is everything in this universe. Eliminate duality from your mind and understand that we are all as one with the universe.
But only by seeing and studying the duality can one know what the 1 is. Only by having its opposite does the one exist, without the two there is no one... By thinking of everything as one and trying to eliminate duality, one is giving up gaining a deeper understanding and experience of the one.
@@enlightenedliving27 Yes , perhaps the wave particle duality of the double slit experiment showing how electrons behave both as particles and waves , or the photo electric effect where photons have energy and behave as particles when they knock electrons out of their orbits , but then the energy needs to be above a certain level . Kind of like the "One begets two , two begets three ", etc .
Implementing the lessons I learned from this channel changed my life trajectory and learning that there’s a yin and yang in everything. I wouldn’t have appreciated the power of kindness if someone was not cruel to me; I wouldn’t have realized the importance of growth if I didn’t see myself stagnating; I wouldn’t have appreciated the importance of health if I didn’t get sick; lastly, I wouldn’t have appreciated the growth of my RUclips channel about self development if I didn’t start from 0.
@@MistofIChing Whoever you are, I don't know you personally but I can say that you're one of the non-judgmental and open-minded people who is not fixated on tangible or external factors in order to learn from someone like me. Just because someone doesn't have a piece of paper as a credential, doesn't mean that person is not entitled to share personal experiences with the hope & intention to inspire others. Keep up with whatever it is that you're doing to improve mankind or improving your life even to a slight degree each day. This is just one part of a bigger puzzle for creating my RUclips channel about holistic health. I literally could have died back when I was 14 years old due to major depression but here I am right now replying to you, a RUclipsr, who's full of fulfillment and dedication to help others to be a better version of themselves. I ain't better than anyone else but my old self. That's all that really makes this RUclips thing more meaningful and enjoyable. Thanks so much for your support! I am hoping that you can join me with this endless personal development journey! :)
The goal is as the Thunder that creates the initial movement. Thunder is masculine, therefore yang. The plan is as the Fire that illuminates the path. Fire is feminine, therefore yin. Also, as a project leader at work, I have discovered the daoist concept of doing by not doing. That is, planning, which is yin, because it is not actively doing the work. However, a plan, is somehow like a vacuum (also yin). The more clear your plan is laid out (the more yin), the greater the power of the vacuum that draws in the action (yang) to fill that space. The goal being the initial creative force (hexagram 1) and the plan being the yin response to that pure yang energy. And then, the implementation being a yang response to that yin plan, followed by a period of rest after project completion (the yin filling the space occupied by the yang activity that implemented the plan). Oscillating back and forth, and moving from one hexagram to the next in a seemingly unpredictable pattern.
@@goblinsdammit Fire and Yin: Fire is commonly associated with the yin or feminine energy because it shares similar characteristics. Fire is warm, nurturing, and provides a sense of comfort. It is often seen as a source of illumination and a symbol of warmth and passion. While fire may be predominantly associated with yang energy due to its qualities of brightness, expansion, and warmth, it is not uncommon to find interpretations that include fire as having aspects of yin energy as well. Yin and yang are not necessarily rigid categories, but rather dynamic forces that interact and influence each other. In some belief systems, fire can be seen as embodying both yang qualities like heat and light, and yin qualities like nurturing, transformation, and the ability to create a sense of intimacy. These interpretations highlight the multifaceted nature of fire and acknowledge its potential to exhibit characteristics associated with both yin and yang energies. Balance and Harmony: In the context of yin and yang, balance and harmony are achieved by integrating both feminine and masculine energies. The interplay between yin and yang allows for complementary energies to exist and create equilibrium. It is important to note that these associations are symbolic and not meant to be restrictive or limiting. In the context of the OP, a plan could be seen as yin relative to certain actions, yet yang relative to doing completely nothing and just thinking/feeling. When planning combines with the goal in mind, then it has found balance. Otherwise it chases its tail
Yin could symbolize the planning phase, where there is introspection, patience, and careful consideration of details. It's the quieter, passive side of the process where ideas are formulated, resources are gathered, and strategies are put in place.
thank you for this video, i have these ying yang earrings that i wear all the time and just recently i was asked what they represent, i felt embarrassed because i realized i was just wearing them for the aesthetic without knowing the actual significance of its meaning! a lot of cultural and religious symbols are worn just for aesthetic purposes, but people don't know what they mean at all, it's crazy
I was thinking the goal was yin, as it's typically defined as something which takes a specific form, whereas the plan made in order to reach the goal would be yang, since plans need to be modified as circumstances change (relatively formless)
Goal is yin and plan is yang. Yin is almost like the space that yang must occupy (a goal), whereas to fill up that space, or in other words achieve the goal, you need to make (keyword) a plan.
I’m watching this because of an art project we supposed to make a painting of something meaningful i’ve always liked the yin and yang sign so I wanted that to be incorporated with my painting, but I just want to know more about it and this video was very helpful. Definitely a good choice for this meaningful painting project thank you for your help!
Yin and yang philosophy is in direct touch with choas theory and choas, The thing is this philosophy can go far is not just a cultural thing, it is related to chaos theory
So Yang represents the beginning of a beginning and yin represents the beginning of an end but the end never comes so it goes full circle and ends up being the beginning of the beginning, meaning: yin=yang and yang=yin. IN CONCLUSION: yin and Yang are opposite but the same simultaneously
And then an end comes, but the beginning, being also that which is active and strong, breaks through and so it impossibly begins a whole new, this time never known nor ever begin to be recognized here
Goal has gotta be Yang. It's bright (hopeful) and round (hard to grasp). Plus goals are usually moving up in a direction, and moving and energy is yang. The plan to get there is Yin because it is calculated (cold) and usually broken up into small bits. Plus plans usually have to conform, like a square, or they generally don't go anywhere. I like that neither Yin nor Yang is good or bad, although Yang usually get's the better part attention from my glimpses into chinese pop-culture through translation.
There is actually a much simpler explanation. When the symbol is oriented in the correct way, as when it was first designed in ancient China, it is clearly a depiction of the rising and setting Sun. Everything is explained by that.
Tried looking it up on Wikipedia first. Nothing useful of course but I'll I tried. This was exactly what I was looking for. I don't think I understand it. But that's a great intro.
The label of each applies to either. If the goal remains constant, sometimes the plan may have to change. If the plan remains unchanged, the goal may need reassessing.
This information is important. Does anyone here know how to implement the balance of yin and yang in the human consciousness. To become one again with the universe and cosmos?
All life revolves around balance. Night and day. Hot and cold. Good and bad. One without the other ceases to exist. What use would there be for a superman if he had no nemesis. One relies on the other.
My discipline teaches it as masculine and feminine with masculine being energy pushed out and feminine being energy received back into itself masculine being the plan (action) the idea feminine
The plan as a concept, an idea, a theory is Yin. The plan in action, i.e. The process, is Yang. The goal as the driving force behind the plan, the reason for the plan to exist, is Yang. The goal as an unrealised idea or concept, a dormant and as yet unreached destination, is Yin. There are both Ying and Yang in everything.
My goal is yang as is it the good thing i want My plan is yin is i have struggle and Keep doing it to achieve my goal My goal has a bit of yin because it will not be enough and i will not be satisfied My plan has a bit of yang because it makes my goal a reality I don't understand the concept completely but i will try that is yin because i feel bad about it The hope that i will understand the concept is yang
Thank you for this wonderful explication. I'm curious about one thing. Should the goal be finding balance in one's own self as both yin and yang? Or should we aim for finding a person/situation/job which completes the lacking part in us (let's say if you're more yang you find a partner who's more yin)? Also curious, as you start gluing these little yin and yang pieces together you always end up with a bigger yin or bigger yang. Where does it end if ever it ends?
Thank you for your support. For you first question, Yin and Yang balance doesn't mean it will be 50% and 50%。 For the second question, Yin and Yang never ends but only unite
Its strange bc during covid lockdown , after thinking very deeply, I sort of came up with a vision of the world thats close to (found out recently) Daoism but instead of yin and yang , I used ego and consciousness I can see it manifests it self in everything in the world
Everything has its balance. Everything is round. Everything is different yet the same and comes from the same root. Energy. Take negative energy and turn it to positive energy. Tai Qi.
Just dopamine/cortisol and serotonin--where the two-lines are connected to the body, where the amygdala reacts to external things and the one line represents the "baseline" feeling of serenity and virtues found in the insula. You can leave the hocus-pocus out of it--the DMT and noradrenaline found in the insula as well (causes of schizophrenia and mania--the "God" connection).
Informative for sure I think if you have a goal Plan is the Yang and the goal in the Yen, but in the course of reaching the goal they interact together as one till all are one
Nice to watch your videos . But I have a question which is very basic. Yin and Yang exist when our thought exist which decides whether a person is good or bad. When the person is dead where no thoughts are produced, there should be absence of thoughts.. How we define in Yin yang philoshophy?
Yin & Yang continually change back and forth , the dot in the middle of the opposite colors side slowly fills in completely .one side is purple the other side is a reddish color in my perception.I am talking energy and not materially.
I don't know which is Yin or Yang, Purpose or Plan. Please help us. I also don't know which rotates clockwise and which rotates counterclockwise, Yin or Yang.
In order to achieve a goal you must have a plan...the sun shines light on the earth and the moon, and the moon shines that light back to the earth, which pulls the moon with it... your goal has to be understood before you can form a plan,...some believe that the moon helped in the Earth's creation...so...if you are the center, the sun...the moon would be the plan and the earth would be the gaol. You are the yin, the goal is the yang, and the plan is that fine line that divides the two.
The trouble with my mind is that yin yang is presented as two, but there is a line that divides the two, no matter how thin you make the line there will be a space where change occurs.
@@MistofIChing it only came to me after listening to you, I had never before stop to learn the try meaning of it all...so pat yourself on the back or thank the person that taught you.
Could you give an interpretation? Of what you think it means. Of all hexagrams. Example I got 26 for the first one. 61 for the second..I also got all the books of changes 1,2,3. Thank you!
The goal it could be yin or it could be yang same with the plan it could be yang or it could be yin like you said they're both two sides of the same coin
Well, both the goal and the plan are themselves composed of these opposing and unified elements of Yin and Yang, no? Breaking the goal and the plan into two separate elements, must therefore break the goal into both a Yin and Tang, as well as the plan into a Yin and Yang. This reminds me of Hegel's dialectic as it was explained by Joseph Stalin in his pamphlet "Dialectical Materialism," a concept that I am reasonably familiar with: each thesis has an antithesis, and the result becomes a synthesis, which itself creates a thesis and an antithesis, having been unified into a synthesis with naturally opposed parts. So, that being said, it can also possible be said that each aspect of Yin contains within itself aspects of Yang, and vice versa; so it can be said that the goal and the plan, which must contain elements of both Yin and Yang, may still themselves contain elements which are more easily identified as Yin or Yang. This is worth considering. So, it might be said that a "plan" lends itself more to Yin qualities: a "plan" is itself static, like a map; it is a condensed version of reality, so can be said to be short; a plan may be altered, so it can said to be contracting. However, by the same token, a plan can change or move; a plan is like a square because it has defined edges and endpoints; in this way, it contains within itself the nature of Yang; a plan can be given an addition - thus is can be expanded. By contrast, the goal may be said to lend itself more to the Yang qualities: a goal is often bigger than reality itself; a goal often moves; a goal is like a round circle, without defined endpoints; each of these aspects also begets the nature of Yin however: a goal can stay the same and become static; a goal can becomes rigid with well-defined endpoints, etc. One of the three truths is that the universe is in constant motion; therefore, whether the goal or the plan in a given moment lends itself more to the qualities of Yin or Yang, those characteristics are likely to change, given the fact that they can only said to be qualities in relation to each other in the first place. The best and most concise answer is: both a goal and a plan cannot exist without each other, and therefore exhibit the qualities of Yin and Yang with relation to each other; breaking the concepts down individually likewise reveals that both concepts, in order to be meaningfully defined at a moment in time, exhibit both the qualities of Yin and Yang simultaneously.
Hello everyone, I'm Chinese and I have to confess about my birthmark... Well you see, my birthmark is similar to Yin and Yang like the Yin birthmark is on my right shoulders and little high, and Yang birthmark is on my left shoulders and it looked short than left one. These colours are darken green and the Yin one looked more light. So since Yin is in left and Yang is right and mine is switched and I'm little curious and sad
You are a wonderful teacher. No apologies for your English -- so clear. You make these concepts come alive and help make them understandable in a very organized way. You're the teacher I've been looking for and I'm so grateful for your videos. Many blessings. 💗🙏🌠
Thank you for your support!
@@MistofIChing 🤩I agree and congrats to you both!🥇🥇
I feel the same!!😊
I believe, from the explanation, that yin and yang are both everything and also themselves. You cannot have a plan without a goal and also the is no goal without the plan. As such they are both one and the same. As is everything in this universe.
Eliminate duality from your mind and understand that we are all as one with the universe.
You nailed it :D
But only by seeing and studying the duality can one know what the 1 is. Only by having its opposite does the one exist, without the two there is no one... By thinking of everything as one and trying to eliminate duality, one is giving up gaining a deeper understanding and experience of the one.
@@enlightenedliving27 Yes , perhaps the wave particle duality of the double slit experiment showing how electrons behave both as particles and waves , or the photo electric effect where photons have energy and behave as particles when they knock electrons out of their orbits , but then the energy needs to be above a certain level . Kind of like the "One begets two , two begets three ", etc .
@@enlightenedliving27Makes PERFECT & BEAUTIFUL SENSE❤❤❤❤
Implementing the lessons I learned from this channel changed my life trajectory and learning that there’s a yin and yang in everything. I wouldn’t have appreciated the power of kindness if someone was not cruel to me; I wouldn’t have realized the importance of growth if I didn’t see myself stagnating; I wouldn’t have appreciated the importance of health if I didn’t get sick; lastly, I wouldn’t have appreciated the growth of my RUclips channel about self development if I didn’t start from 0.
Hi Nathan, I am so glad to hear that this channel has helped you a lot. All the best to you :D
@@MistofIChing Whoever you are, I don't know you personally but I can say that you're one of the non-judgmental and open-minded people who is not fixated on tangible or external factors in order to learn from someone like me. Just because someone doesn't have a piece of paper as a credential, doesn't mean that person is not entitled to share personal experiences with the hope & intention to inspire others. Keep up with whatever it is that you're doing to improve mankind or improving your life even to a slight degree each day. This is just one part of a bigger puzzle for creating my RUclips channel about holistic health. I literally could have died back when I was 14 years old due to major depression but here I am right now replying to you, a RUclipsr, who's full of fulfillment and dedication to help others to be a better version of themselves. I ain't better than anyone else but my old self. That's all that really makes this RUclips thing more meaningful and enjoyable. Thanks so much for your support! I am hoping that you can join me with this endless personal development journey! :)
@@nathananderson8720 Can I ask you what is the name of your channel?
The goal is as the Thunder that creates the initial movement. Thunder is masculine, therefore yang.
The plan is as the Fire that illuminates the path. Fire is feminine, therefore yin.
Also, as a project leader at work, I have discovered the daoist concept of doing by not doing. That is, planning, which is yin, because it is not actively doing the work. However, a plan, is somehow like a vacuum (also yin). The more clear your plan is laid out (the more yin), the greater the power of the vacuum that draws in the action (yang) to fill that space.
The goal being the initial creative force (hexagram 1) and the plan being the yin response to that pure yang energy. And then, the implementation being a yang response to that yin plan, followed by a period of rest after project completion (the yin filling the space occupied by the yang activity that implemented the plan). Oscillating back and forth, and moving from one hexagram to the next in a seemingly unpredictable pattern.
Fire is feminine? That's new to me.
@@goblinsdammit Fire and Yin: Fire is commonly associated with the yin or feminine energy because it shares similar characteristics. Fire is warm, nurturing, and provides a sense of comfort. It is often seen as a source of illumination and a symbol of warmth and passion.
While fire may be predominantly associated with yang energy due to its qualities of brightness, expansion, and warmth, it is not uncommon to find interpretations that include fire as having aspects of yin energy as well. Yin and yang are not necessarily rigid categories, but rather dynamic forces that interact and influence each other.
In some belief systems, fire can be seen as embodying both yang qualities like heat and light, and yin qualities like nurturing, transformation, and the ability to create a sense of intimacy. These interpretations highlight the multifaceted nature of fire and acknowledge its potential to exhibit characteristics associated with both yin and yang energies.
Balance and Harmony: In the context of yin and yang, balance and harmony are achieved by integrating both feminine and masculine energies. The interplay between yin and yang allows for complementary energies to exist and create equilibrium. It is important to note that these associations are symbolic and not meant to be restrictive or limiting.
In the context of the OP, a plan could be seen as yin relative to certain actions, yet yang relative to doing completely nothing and just thinking/feeling. When planning combines with the goal in mind, then it has found balance. Otherwise it chases its tail
Yin is element of water and Yang is element of fire
Fire is masculine.
"they are not nouns; they are adjectives" cleared everything for me! thank you so much! 🖤⚪
I must say that Taoism has really helped me through a lot!!
Yin could symbolize the planning phase, where there is introspection, patience, and careful consideration of details. It's the quieter, passive side of the process where ideas are formulated, resources are gathered, and strategies are put in place.
thank you for this video, i have these ying yang earrings that i wear all the time and just recently i was asked what they represent, i felt embarrassed because i realized i was just wearing them for the aesthetic without knowing the actual significance of its meaning! a lot of cultural and religious symbols are worn just for aesthetic purposes, but people don't know what they mean at all, it's crazy
Everything has its opposite yet it's the same "one" thing. Nothing in this world only have one side.
I was thinking the goal was yin, as it's typically defined as something which takes a specific form, whereas the plan made in order to reach the goal would be yang, since plans need to be modified as circumstances change (relatively formless)
Wonderful explanation. We need to integrate the shadow, not try to banish it. .Non duality brings beauty.
Goal is yin and plan is yang. Yin is almost like the space that yang must occupy (a goal), whereas to fill up that space, or in other words achieve the goal, you need to make (keyword) a plan.
Thank you for this content. I'm just beginning to study I Ching and really enjoy your videos
I’m watching this because of an art project we supposed to make a painting of something meaningful i’ve always liked the yin and yang sign so I wanted that to be incorporated with my painting, but I just want to know more about it and this video was very helpful. Definitely a good choice for this meaningful painting project thank you for your help!
Yin and yang philosophy is in direct touch with choas theory and choas,
The thing is this philosophy can go far is not just a cultural thing, it is related to chaos theory
I am finally the master of a subject. Finally!!!! Really thank you though, yin and yang are beautiful
So Yang represents the beginning of a beginning and yin represents the beginning of an end but the end never comes so it goes full circle and ends up being the beginning of the beginning, meaning: yin=yang and yang=yin. IN CONCLUSION: yin and Yang are opposite but the same simultaneously
And then an end comes, but the beginning, being also that which is active and strong, breaks through and so it impossibly begins a whole new, this time never known nor ever begin to be recognized here
Exactly and dark matter exist. There's a beginning and there's an end yet there's no beginning and there's no end
Goal has gotta be Yang. It's bright (hopeful) and round (hard to grasp). Plus goals are usually moving up in a direction, and moving and energy is yang. The plan to get there is Yin because it is calculated (cold) and usually broken up into small bits. Plus plans usually have to conform, like a square, or they generally don't go anywhere.
I like that neither Yin nor Yang is good or bad, although Yang usually get's the better part attention from my glimpses into chinese pop-culture through translation.
You nailed it :D
There is actually a much simpler explanation. When the symbol is oriented in the correct way, as when it was first designed in ancient China, it is clearly a depiction of the rising and setting Sun. Everything is explained by that.
Yang is the goal. Yin is the plan.
The goals is achieved, hence it is dark. The plan brings light on your path towards the goal, so you can uncover it and reach it.
Thank you for explaining it’s not a noun but an adjective. 💕😊
A lovely video, thank you!
Tried looking it up on Wikipedia first. Nothing useful of course but I'll I tried. This was exactly what I was looking for. I don't think I understand it. But that's a great intro.
The label of each applies to either. If the goal remains constant, sometimes the plan may have to change. If the plan remains unchanged, the goal may need reassessing.
This is the exact answer I am looking for :D
❤❤❤You are very good with your explanation
Thank you :D
This is very helpful and I can now properly work with my own future and life
Plan is Yin and goal is Yang ☯️
I think the plan is the yin cause his stable and the yang is the goal cause its about doing it ✨✌️ thank you broo
What a wonderful explaination. Thank you.
😂😂 you got me at "stop writing it" I really appreciate your efforts
Good evening ! Thank you so much for the explanation ! 🙏🏵️🙏
This information is important. Does anyone here know how to implement the balance of yin and yang in the human consciousness. To become one again with the universe and cosmos?
Yang is plan and Yin is goal. Yang= doing Yin = being. Yin provides space for Yang to unfold within in the universe.
Great lesson. Thank you so much.
very helpful, thank you! I love your videos!
You are so welcome!
Determining the lines are a spiritual exercise.
Making a list of +/- is the best way to learn .
All life revolves around balance. Night and day. Hot and cold. Good and bad. One without the other ceases to exist. What use would there be for a superman if he had no nemesis. One relies on the other.
So the more things are different, the more they’re the same; One is all, all is one; And relativity/comparison is the basis for all definition.
My discipline teaches it as masculine and feminine with masculine being energy pushed out and feminine being energy received back into itself masculine being the plan (action) the idea feminine
a good understanding :D
Thank you very much Yang. Very clear explanation!
Nice explanation. I have also read that jin is relaxation and Jang is tension. Is that so? Many thanks. Paul,68
The plan as a concept, an idea, a theory is Yin. The plan in action, i.e. The process, is Yang. The goal as the driving force behind the plan, the reason for the plan to exist, is Yang. The goal as an unrealised idea or concept, a dormant and as yet unreached destination, is Yin. There are both Ying and Yang in everything.
My goal is yang as is it the good thing i want
My plan is yin is i have struggle and
Keep doing it to achieve my goal
My goal has a bit of yin because it will not be enough and i will not be satisfied
My plan has a bit of yang because it makes my goal a reality
I don't understand the concept completely but i will try that is yin because i feel bad about it
The hope that i will understand the concept is yang
you absolutely nailed it . everything has a bit of yin and yang in it :D
Thank you for this wonderful explication. I'm curious about one thing. Should the goal be finding balance in one's own self as both yin and yang? Or should we aim for finding a person/situation/job which completes the lacking part in us (let's say if you're more yang you find a partner who's more yin)?
Also curious, as you start gluing these little yin and yang pieces together you always end up with a bigger yin or bigger yang. Where does it end if ever it ends?
Thank you for your support. For you first question, Yin and Yang balance doesn't mean it will be 50% and 50%。 For the second question, Yin and Yang never ends but only unite
Its strange bc during covid lockdown , after thinking very deeply, I sort of came up with a vision of the world thats close to (found out recently) Daoism but instead of yin and yang , I used ego and consciousness
I can see it manifests it self in everything in the world
Everything has its balance. Everything is round. Everything is different yet the same and comes from the same root. Energy. Take negative energy and turn it to positive energy. Tai Qi.
❤i now understand yin and yang
Just dopamine/cortisol and serotonin--where the two-lines are connected to the body, where the amygdala reacts to external things and the one line represents the "baseline" feeling of serenity and virtues found in the insula. You can leave the hocus-pocus out of it--the DMT and noradrenaline found in the insula as well (causes of schizophrenia and mania--the "God" connection).
Ah, which came first, etc. A plan is part of a goal, and a goal will include a new plan...cyclical, dynamic process? Yes/No?? (or No/Yes??) THANKS!
I understand this now. Thank you so much
damn for the last third you need to go into energy and vibration the hardest part
Informative for sure I think if you have a goal Plan is the Yang and the goal in the Yen, but in the course of reaching the goal they interact together as one till all are one
good understanding
The balance is the goal .
Yin = Need (Plan) Yang = Desire (Goal)
Every school points to Oneness. Some teach it plainly, others, like I Ching want you to figure it out for yourself. ❤
The goal is yin and the plan is yang 🙏🏿
Well explained thank you
Hi Brother, thanks and a big Hi from Binu, Kerala, India 🙋♂️
Thank you
Thank you for sharing
Nice to watch your videos . But I have a question which is very basic. Yin and Yang exist when our thought exist which decides whether a person is good or bad. When the person is dead where no thoughts are produced, there should be absence of thoughts.. How we define in Yin yang philoshophy?
I say that they are both both. ❤❤
Makes me want to watch star wars again...
I understand one thing about it of hou putch and go the way how the wind it is stronger thats how karate work to putch harder go the same way as wind
Yin & Yang continually change back and forth , the dot in the middle of the opposite colors side slowly fills in completely .one side is purple the other side is a reddish color in my perception.I am talking energy and not materially.
I like it
Thank you
Thanks 🙏✨
I don't know which is Yin or Yang, Purpose or Plan. Please help us.
I also don't know which rotates clockwise and which rotates counterclockwise, Yin or Yang.
depending on which position Yin and Yang are. They can rotate both clockwise and couterclockwise.
The goal both the yin and the yang. The plan is both the yin and the yang.
Ying Yang can save the world.
Thank you brother.
Thank you CHINA
Namaste
Thank you 🙂
So if evil is yin and good is yang. Can good ever overcome evil? Because there is always a balance between the two.
What comes first the chicken or the egg?
Interesting
Thanks😀
great video :)
Thank you
Flat is ,+ globe is - . The problem is most won't know which is which.
+ Always come 1st - after . - comes from + .
In order to achieve a goal you must have a plan...the sun shines light on the earth and the moon, and the moon shines that light back to the earth, which pulls the moon with it... your goal has to be understood before you can form a plan,...some believe that the moon helped in the Earth's creation...so...if you are the center, the sun...the moon would be the plan and the earth would be the gaol. You are the yin, the goal is the yang, and the plan is that fine line that divides the two.
The trouble with my mind is that yin yang is presented as two, but there is a line that divides the two, no matter how thin you make the line there will be a space where change occurs.
@@moemoney7773very good understanding
@@MistofIChing it only came to me after listening to you, I had never before stop to learn the try meaning of it all...so pat yourself on the back or thank the person that taught you.
Could you give an interpretation? Of what you think it means. Of all hexagrams. Example I got 26 for the first one. 61 for the second..I also got all the books of changes 1,2,3. Thank you!
Also reminds me of the Goddess/divine feminine and the God/divine masculine.
☯️ Yin and Yang ☯️
How do you explain the killings?
killings are the most unfortunate thing but the cause of the killing is always overlooked by the effect of it.
For me
Plan = yin
Goal = yang
But either could really be eachother :)
Isn't the action the yang? The plan?
@@bjh8560 the action may very well be the yang. Sometimes yin is yang and yang is yin
I think yin can exist without yang, but yang can't exist without yin
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The goal it could be yin or it could be yang same with the plan it could be yang or it could be yin like you said they're both two sides of the same coin
Well, both the goal and the plan are themselves composed of these opposing and unified elements of Yin and Yang, no? Breaking the goal and the plan into two separate elements, must therefore break the goal into both a Yin and Tang, as well as the plan into a Yin and Yang. This reminds me of Hegel's dialectic as it was explained by Joseph Stalin in his pamphlet "Dialectical Materialism," a concept that I am reasonably familiar with: each thesis has an antithesis, and the result becomes a synthesis, which itself creates a thesis and an antithesis, having been unified into a synthesis with naturally opposed parts.
So, that being said, it can also possible be said that each aspect of Yin contains within itself aspects of Yang, and vice versa; so it can be said that the goal and the plan, which must contain elements of both Yin and Yang, may still themselves contain elements which are more easily identified as Yin or Yang. This is worth considering. So, it might be said that a "plan" lends itself more to Yin qualities: a "plan" is itself static, like a map; it is a condensed version of reality, so can be said to be short; a plan may be altered, so it can said to be contracting. However, by the same token, a plan can change or move; a plan is like a square because it has defined edges and endpoints; in this way, it contains within itself the nature of Yang; a plan can be given an addition - thus is can be expanded. By contrast, the goal may be said to lend itself more to the Yang qualities: a goal is often bigger than reality itself; a goal often moves; a goal is like a round circle, without defined endpoints; each of these aspects also begets the nature of Yin however: a goal can stay the same and become static; a goal can becomes rigid with well-defined endpoints, etc. One of the three truths is that the universe is in constant motion; therefore, whether the goal or the plan in a given moment lends itself more to the qualities of Yin or Yang, those characteristics are likely to change, given the fact that they can only said to be qualities in relation to each other in the first place.
The best and most concise answer is: both a goal and a plan cannot exist without each other, and therefore exhibit the qualities of Yin and Yang with relation to each other; breaking the concepts down individually likewise reveals that both concepts, in order to be meaningfully defined at a moment in time, exhibit both the qualities of Yin and Yang simultaneously.
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yin is the plan, while yang is the goal
Thank you for the video! But can you tell me the correct answer for plan and goal? Which one is yin and which one is yang 😂
It’s obvious yin is black and yang is white
Yin is masculine and ylang is feminine or hot and cold. In and out. Good or evil😂 now learning for the first time. First time to discover your channel
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To me-yin yang is having overconfident then supreme swagger from broccoli hairs so I'll just go easy then limitation.
Can you please explain where the big bang is coming from?
Big Bang came from nothingness and eventually everything will back to nothingness again.
the goal is the yang and the plan is the yin
Correct :D
the goal and plan is yin and yang because yin = yang & yang = yin
haha, nice one
yang is the univers yin is the motivers
I don't agree with @1:46 that because the symbol is clear that both are the same while being opposite… the symbol holds everything we need to know
Yin and Yang are not the same thing
Chandra nadi and surya nadi in Indian philosophy
Hello everyone, I'm Chinese and I have to confess about my birthmark... Well you see, my birthmark is similar to Yin and Yang like the Yin birthmark is on my right shoulders and little high, and Yang birthmark is on my left shoulders and it looked short than left one. These colours are darken green and the Yin one looked more light. So since Yin is in left and Yang is right and mine is switched and I'm little curious and sad
Yay yyy yahhhhh yang
The goal and the plan are the same thing