Feng Shui Yin and Yang Principle

Fang Shui Yin and Yang Principle

Polar opposites which are very much connected to each other.
Always interaction between the two. Everything that is Yin has some Yang in it and everything that is Yang has some Yin. All things grow and develop unceasingly, expressing the perpetual exchange of Yin and Yang. Nothing stays static, everything is ever changing.

YANG	YIN
White	Black
Summer days longest nights shorter daylight is strongest busy more active time	Winter days shortest nights longest black or darkness is strongest quiet less active time
Day	Night
Light	Dark
Hot	Cold
*Male Traditionally males have been more aggressive and active.	*Female Traditionally females would be more passive or receptive.
Sky	Earth
Sun	Moon
Light	Shade
Immaterial	Material
Activity	Rest
Motion	Stillness
Expansion	Contraction
Above	Below
Upward	Downward
Firm	Soft
Hot	Cold
Hard	Soft
Fire	Water
Father	Mother
Son	Daughter
Front	Back`
Top	Bottom
Sweet	Sour
Angry	Sad
Irritability	Depression

*In Feng Shui the goal is to have balance. In today's society we are seeking this balance by women becoming more assertive, and men being more intuitive or sensitive.

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