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Are You More Yin or Yang

Ruby Hawk @RubyHawk (99367) • Atlanta, Georgia 10 Jun 19

Are You More Yin or Yang? Yin and Yang are terms to compare everything in the universe. Resting is more yin than yang and working is more yang than yin. The ideal is to reach a balanced state. One way to decide if you are more...

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Who pratices both Yang and Yin style yoga?

meditated1 @meditated1 (238) • United States 1 Feb 11

I was just wondering if anyone had used the taoist philosophies to aid in their yoga practice as well as in their lives. Having more fast paced routines for stretching muscles and slower and deeper practices to improve connective...

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Darker then Black

roncat @roncat (276) • Philippines 19 Sep 10

This anime is awesome. It tells the story of Contractors who acquired superpowers due the appearance of a mysterious area called Hell's Gate. Though not that superpowered these contractors kill without guilt and are employed by...

darker than black

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well i planning on getting a second tat

sisco100 @sisco100 (2338) • United States 26 Mar 08

well i have an idea of my second tat but not sure if i would be a good tat to get. well i was thinking of get a big yin yan on my back with a dragon one side and a white wolf on the other and then when i have kids i was going to...

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Good and evil inside us all?

misheleen73 @misheleen73 (6037) • United States 16 Mar 07

What I mean is, do you think that wicked thoughts, ideas, and other "evil" things are inside of everyone and we chose to control these things or not? I feel that no matter what you may be predisclosed to, you ultimately make a...

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There is a theory......

Dissposition @Dissposition (469) • Canada 10 Jan 07

...in internal martial arts: Before there was "anything" it would be logical to assume that there was "nothing" So we study the Yin side of balance. Yin represents.... "The Void of existence" and the caring,...

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Feng shui

ausnikki @ausnikki (4054) • Brisbane, Australia 6 Dec 06

The Chinese art or practice of positioning objects, buildings, and furniture, based on a belief in patterns of yin and yang and the flow of chi that have positive and negative effects.I am moving into my new house in a couple of...

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