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    helpful way to guide your life and help you achieve your goals. Yin and Yang are the dynamic forces that help keep life in balance. The symbol of the Yin and Yang is two teardrop shaped halves that are black and white and together they make a circle. Inside each teardrop shape is a smaller circle of the opposite color. The meaning of the Yin and Yang is that the forces depend on each other in order to keep balance. Too much of Yang or Yin would result in an unbalanced life. It can also be interpreted

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    God created it thus: man and women‚ love and hate‚ ocean and desert‚ light and dark‚ joy and suffering. The Chinese call this concept yin and yang – you cannot have one without the other. William Blake includes this view in the line “Did he who made the lamb make thee?” Therefore God does not sit back and let the world suffer‚ rather he makes joy and happiness possible by having its opposite

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    “It is precisely because he does not compete that the world cannot compete with him” (Brodd). Although this may sound like it came out of Star Wars‚ it is actually a message from the Daodejing‚ an important text from Taoism. Taoism is the spiritual Chinese traditions that emphasizes living in harmony with the undefinable Tao. Taoism is a philosophy and religion with an extensive history‚ peaceful beliefs‚ and an intriguing culture. Taoism’s history is one of the most important aspects of

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    meats‚ legumes and dairy products. The guidelines also recommend to avoid sugary‚ fatty and salty foods. b. The text mentions the Chinese yin-yang system which encourage eating a balance of both yin-yang foods to stay healthy. They yin foods include “raw foods‚ soothing and food cooked at low temperature and foods that are white or light green in color”. The yang food includes foods that are “high in calorie‚ cooked in high heat‚ spicy and has a red-orange-yellow

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    Differences between the philosophies of the east and west Western philosophy has its roots in Athens‚ Rome and Judeo­Christianity while Eastern philosophy is derived from Confucianism‚ Taoism and Mahayana Buddhism. As Greek and Latin are to Western civilisation‚ so classical Chinese is to East Asian civilisation. I will focus on four major differences between Eastern and Western philosophies. 1. Western Individualism and Eastern Collectivism In the Greco‑Roman tradition‚ the image of Prometheus

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    concept of Yin and Yang ‚ which is parallel to shady side and sunny side‚ evil and good‚ stillness and movement‚ has been a prevalent concept in society since the fifth - sixth century BCE. On paper‚ it is portrayed as a circle that is “not divided (in half) by a razor sharp line” but by a curved‚ flexible one. This represents the complete wholeness of the symbol. In the black/white side‚ there is a germ of the other side‚ a white/black spot‚ respectively‚ indicating that there is no definite yin/yang

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    Exam 2 Confucianism is a philosophical system that was developed by Confucius. It mainly focuses on humanism i.e. treating others well. This can be described by Confucian idea “Ren” which means showing humanity by acting appropriately and “benevolently toward others” (lecture‚ Oct 2). It basically means to love others. Confucius defines an ideal person as the one who knows how to act nicely in all situations (Analects‚ 165). “The master said‚ A young man should be a good son at home and an obedient

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    creation myth ’Yin and Yang’ tells of the universe being created by two forces. Yin was feminine in nature and characterized by heaviness‚ darkness‚ earthiness‚ passiveness‚ submissiveness‚ and cool. The opposing force of masculine Yang‚ who possessed principles of light‚ celestial‚ aggression‚ and warmth. From Yin and Yang‚ the earth and heavens were created perspectively. Although this myths talks about the creation of the universe‚ the underlying theme is about the balance (Yin and Yang) between aggression

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    Grant Schulz East Asian History Every culture in the world has its own set of beliefs and values that they value and practice to make up their culture. East Asian culture has been around for hundreds of years‚ so their culture has been around and evolving for a long time. They have many cultural ideas and values that are similar to ours‚ and they even help shape how we live today in Western Civilization. But‚ along with the similarities‚ there are many differences between the two cultures

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    country. Lu Xun‚ one of the major Chinese writers of the 20th century once said‚ “The Chinese roots are deep in Taoism. If one tries to comprehend Chinese history and culture‚ he must first comprehend Taoism and the Taoist religion.” The concept of Yin-Yang is a fundamental part of Taoism and is the best-known Taoist symbol. The main concept of Taoism is difficult to understand‚ though true Taoists may be able to fully understand but as Lao Tzu once said‚ “he who knows does not speak. He who speaks

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