June
27
/ 2019
The complementary nature of Yin and Yang are perhaps best illustrated by the iconic black-and-white yin-yang symbol. Yet, the philosophy behind the concept can apply to many things. The ancient symbol has been a foundational aspect of Chinese philosophy since at least the third century BC, perhaps even longer. From ancient bone oracles to yoga studio kitsch, Yin and Yang continue to hold meaning for people around the world. The yin yang symbol as it’s commonly referred to in the West, is also known as the Taji symbol and Tajitu. In it’s simplest form, it is represented as a circle which is divided into two tear-drop shaped elements – one of which is black and the other white. Each side
