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    Fengshui

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    AAS 220 China: Language and Culture Chinese Zodiac: fengshui Outline  What is Chinese Zodiac?  The origin of the Zodiac  Chinese Zodiac and fundamental cosmic view  Chinese Zodiac and Chinese calendars  Yin-yang and the Five Elements  fengshui The Chinese Zodiac生肖: what is it?  a 12 year cycle to keep track of time and to relate human experience to the temporal dimension of the universe  Each year of the 12 year cycle is named after one of 12 animals  Each animal

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    that represent who we are and what our life is like‚ these express what our past‚ present and future are. For example‚ a yin yang showing the good and the chaos from the‚ an Aum symbols for the present to symbolize serenity‚ and peace and shoes to represent the future and where life will take you. The significant objects for my past present and future are a music symbol‚ a yin yang‚ and a pair of shoes. The most significant symbol of my past would be a music note‚ I play instruments‚ I sing and music

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    What is Acupuncture – including history and systems (Meridian‚ Qi‚ Five Elements‚ Yin and Yang) Acupuncture is an ancient Chinese therapy‚ which has been around and been used for 5‚000 years. It is used as a treatment for pain relief‚ balance certain systems within the body‚ and treat paralysis among other abilities and properties top health. In China‚ most medical centres and hospitals offer acupuncture and is part of everyday health. In many cases‚ they would rather use acupuncture than ‘conventional

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    line is either Yang (an unbroken‚ or solid line)‚ or Yin (broken‚ an open line with a gap in the center). The hexagram lines are traditionally counted from the bottom up‚ so the lowest line is considered line one while the top line is line six. Hexagrams are formed by combining the original eight trigrams in different combinations. Each hexagram is accompanied with a description‚ often cryptic‚ akin to parables. Each line in every hexagram is also given a similar description. b. yin-yang-In its broad

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    sources in your research as you complete the questions. 1. Describe the principles of yang and yin. As described in Molloy’s Experiencing the World’s Religions (2013)‚ the primary principle of Yin and Yang is that they are the natural duality of the world. Daoists believe that all of nature exists as pairs; opposite but complementary. The Daoist belief is not for the Yin overpower the Yang‚ or Yang beat the Yin‚ but that balance

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    nature”. The Tao is not seen as a God‚ but as a “first cause” of the universe. Like Yin and Yang‚ Confucianism and Taoism both complement and contradict each other‚ and they are needed to keep each other in balance. Surprisingly‚ no

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    ABORTION AND LAO TZU’S PHILOSOPHY IN TAOISM: A CRITIQUE _________________ A Research Paper For Philosophy of the Human Person Languages‚ Social Sciences and Humanities Department

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    line represents yang; broken lines signify yin. Yang is the masculine force – positive‚ virile‚ dominant. Yin is the feminine force – negative‚ passive‚ nurturing. Hexagrams are arranged in a stack‚ which is separated into an upper half and lower half. The stack forms the heart for I Ching prophetic readings. For a test reading‚ you will need a reference book on I Ching‚ pen‚ paper and three coins of the same type. Designate yang as one side of the coins and the other as yin. The yang side of every

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    Taoism is a Chinese philosophical system that is based on the writings of Lao Tzu‚ specifically the classic Chinese text the Tao Te Ching‚ where Lao Tzu’s thought is seen. Taoism originated and was set into a religious system in ancient China around the 4th or 3rd century BCE and focuses on “The Tao”. The Tao roughly translates to “the way” and is the idea that everything was perfect before prejudice existed and that humans should try to get back to this thought. The Pu is a main concept in the Tao

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    In Daoism‚ the Yin Yang concept suggests the idea that opposites are needed in order for harmony to exist. In other words‚ we all need balance in our lives. The symbol is made up of two equal portions of white black: the black portion is not greater than the white‚ and the white portion is not greater than the black - they are equally important. Yin/Yang rejects all sharp dichotomies by representing the principle of natural and complementary

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