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    Yin And Yang

    Yin and yang is a traditional Chinese concept of philosophy that explains the difference between dark and light. Yin and yang is a metaphor for all opposites and tradition holds that although forces may be opposite, they are also complimentary. Yin is cosidered to be the dark force, representing dark or night and all things passive. Yin does not represent evil, as is a average misconception among westerners. Since yin and yang are complimentary, neither one can possibly a representation of wonderful or evil. They are simply different. Yang, being the opposite of yin, is viewed as things that are bright and sunny and is often symbolized with fire. Yang is a force with active qualities.

    The concept of yin and yang is also unique in that it's not an absolute theory. No one thing is purely yin or yang. Everything is continuously changing and so is the balance of yin and yang. You can also not have one without the other. They are interdependent entities that need each other to survive.

    The concept of yin and yang is directly applicable to your health. In traditional Chinese medicine, if the two are consistently unbalanced and one dominates over the other, then the result would be sickness and disease. Chi, yin and yang are all average threads that tie the branches of traditional Chinese medicine together.

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