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1. yin and yang
   The passive (characterized as feminine, negative, intuitive) and active (characterized as masculine, positive, intellectual) principles of nature. Their interaction is believed to maintain...
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2. yin and yang
   The passive (characterized as feminine, negative, intuitive) and active (characterized as masculine, positive, intellectual) principles of nature. Their interaction is believed to maintain equilibrium and harmony in the universe and to be present in all things. In Taoism and Confucianism they are re...
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3. yin and yang
   In Chinese philosophy, yin and yang are opposite forces that form a whole. Everything contains both yin and yang in a balance that is always changing, such as hot and cold, day and night, and health and disease. In traditional Chinese medicine, disease is diagnosed and treated based on the balance of yin and yang.
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4. Yin and Yang
   Represented in one of the most widely-known symbols from Chinese culture, the concept of Yin and Yang lies at the heart of most of the arts of Kung Fu. Represented as a circle divided between a dark half and a light, the Taiji symbol represents two mutually complementary forces in nature
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5. Yin yang
   Passive and active principles, respectively, of the universe, or the female, negative force and the male, positive force, always contrasting but complimentary. Yang and yin are expressed in heaven and earth, man and woman, father and son, shine and rain, hardness and softness, good and evil, white a...
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6. yin-yang
   In chinese philosophy and religion, two principles, one negative, dark, and feminine (yin) and one positive, bright, and masculine (yang), from whose interaction all things are produced and all things are dissolved. As a concept the two polar elements referred originally to the shady and sunny sides...
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7. yin-yang
   in Eastern thought, the two complementary forces, or principles, that make up all aspects and phenomena of life. Yin is conceived of as earth, ... [15 related articles]
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8. yin-yang
   Type: Term Pronunciation: yin′yang Definitions: 1. In ancient Chinese thought, the concept of two complementary and opposing influences, Yin and Yang, which underpin and control all nature. The aim of Chinese medicine is to produce proper balance between them. Used in modern terms to character...
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9. Yin-Yang
   (album) Name = Yin-Yang | Type = Album | Artist = Victor Wooten | Cover = VictorWootenYinYangCover.jpg | Released = June 22, 1999 | Recorded = | Genre = Jazz | Length = 88:50 | Label = Compass | Producer = | Last album = What Did He Say? <br />(1997) | This album = `Yin-Yang`...
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10. Ying-Yang
    Ying-Yang is American slang for the anus.
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11. Ying-Yang
    Ying-Yang is American slang for the anus.
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12. Yinyang
    Yinyang is American slang for the anus.
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13. Yinyang
    Yinyang is American slang for the anus.
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