Comments on: yin and yang: rest and activity http://acupunctureiseasy.com/yin-and-yang/yin-and-yang-rest-and-activity/ learning acupuncture in small and easy steps Thu, 09 Sep 2010 13:43:04 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.1 hourly 1 By: Trevor Vernon http://acupunctureiseasy.com/yin-and-yang/yin-and-yang-rest-and-activity/comment-page-1/#comment-71 Trevor Vernon Tue, 22 Apr 2008 03:44:43 +0000 http://acupunctureiseasy.com/yin-and-yang/yin-and-yang-rest-and-activity/#comment-71 Within the cosmology of Chinese medicine and acupuncture, Yin and yang are polar opposites that must be balanced in order for life to proceed in harmony. The term yin denotes the shady side of the slope and may be associated with qualities of femininity, openness, passivity, receptivity, introversion, diminution, repose, weakness and coolness. Within each shape is also a little of its opposite to symbolize that nothing is pure yin or pure yang. Nothing is completely homogenous. Trevor Vernon - Articles2View.com Acupuncture Tips, tutorials, videos, interviews and more. http://www.articles2view.com/acupuncture/ Within the cosmology of Chinese medicine and acupuncture, Yin and yang are polar opposites that must be balanced in order for life to proceed in harmony.

The term yin denotes the shady side of the slope and may be associated with qualities of femininity, openness, passivity, receptivity, introversion, diminution, repose, weakness and coolness. Within each shape is also a little of its opposite to symbolize that nothing is pure yin or pure yang. Nothing is completely homogenous.

Trevor Vernon – Articles2View.com Acupuncture Tips, tutorials, videos, interviews and more. http://www.articles2view.com/acupuncture/

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