TCM Theory of Yin and Yang

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[@O.A.Level.Mathematics]

Very professional, logical and superb explaination. keep it up.

[@tcmexplained4126]

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[@martinasera825]

Very nice video. Just wanted to point out the order of the videos in the playlist are not in order. Nothing major, just wanted to put that out there.

[@O.A.Level.Mathematics]

kindly, my question at 8:10 . if yang increses, say 10%, there is no change in yin. how can you say that "it will further consume yin" i guess by "consume" , you mean yin will become lesser as compared to the new addition in yang, am i right?. Actually, the word consume gives a thought that one has eaten the other.

[@tcmexplained4126]

Hey Muhammad, you are right on.👍My graph is misleading haha. When Yang increases, this excess Yang decreases Yin over time. The graph should have shown that when there is an increase in Yang, Yin decreases as well.

[@eltonleeabela9086]

@@tcmexplained4126 maybe fix the video for people who do not read the comments. thank you for the videos btw

[@GodsGracious_1]

Yang doesn't necessarily "consume" Yin as in eating it up but rather Yang takes up the space where Yin would exist. Because Yang is in excess, it takes up the space which would normally belong to Yin. Therefore Yin is deficient relative to a Yang excess (Yang has consumed Yin).

[@SilkenScribbles]

This is good. Thank you!

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