Why? Because I’m not much of a Pollyanna. Likewise, the black dot in the wave of white implies there is a dark tinge, even in the lightest environment. The white dot in a wave of black says that even in the darkest hour, there exists light (even if not seen). But the yin yang recognizes an allowance. It say there can absolutely not be one side without the other. The law of polarity can be extremely harsh and rigid. But what about those little dots on each side? Those dots get me jazzed. This symbol perfectly illustrates the crucial law of polarity. Back to my claim about the yin yang being the coolest metaphor for existence. Essentially, this law says that for every one energy, there is always going to be the opposite energy. I’ve written about the influence on the symbolism and the law of polarity here, if you’re interested in learning more. One of these rules is the law of polarity. My point is this: There’s just gotta be rules that keep us grounded and well-rounded. Not a pretty proposition, especially if you’re prone to motion sickness. Without it, we’d all be chaotically careening about. There are several laws that bind us so we and everything else can live, beathe, etc.
Okay, so if I’m going to place such super importance on this symbol, I should probably explain further.Īll of life (whether here on earth, or out in space) functions according to Natural Laws. I guess that’s more than cool…it’s pretty revolutionary if you think about it. I think the coolest concept behind the yin yang is that it is a great metaphor for all existence. For example, some views hold that evil results from an imbalance in Yin and Yang, and good comes from the two being in harmonic balance. A great deal of Chinese philosophy stems from the concept of yin and yang – opposites interacting and supposedly the seed of all things.
In a nutshell, Chinese yin yang symbols represent perfect balance.
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