The Ancient Meaning of the Yin-Yang Symbol | SymbolSage

As the most enduring and influential Taoist symbol, the yin and yang (or simply yin-yang) is recognized almost anywhere in the world. Still, as is true with many ancient symbols, its integration with popular culture has caused confusion over the real meaning behind the concept of yin and yang.
The yin-yang symbol is a good reminder to always strive to find balance in order to achieve peace and harmony. The two sides may be opposite, but one cannot exist without the other and they are never to be separated.
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00:23 - The Philosophy Behind the Yin Yang Symbol
01:27 - Yin Yang Symbol Meaning
02:31 - Yin Yang Principles
03:35 - Yin Yang Symbol and Religion
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[@PositiveLee-eo9rt]

This is fantastic. Did I hear correctly about two Brothers working together to find the perfect hole...? Therefor harmony persist between two opposing yet similar forces in nature.... Which might not even be forces, but rather an extention of natural existence 🤔 Your videos are really insightful and relatable Thank you 💋

[@imhuntingbears]

I really like this explanation. That's a simplicity that's very rest to follow end understand. Thank you xxx

[@SymbolSage]

Glad you liked the video!

[@domenictersigni999]

Thanks fellow being for sharing awareness and insights out loud

[@SymbolSage]

Our pleasure!

[@soulwagon1251]

The Pisces symbol of two fish swimming in a circle was first seen in 2300 bc. Inspiration, maybe? 🤔🤔

[@NeroCloud]

Could be like a force playing showing itself in many forms.

[@crsnd338]

Probably a coincidence.

[@ZahraAli-ss5xp]

Full of wisdom hmmmm🙂🙃🥰💫

[@REAL_CSPLAYZ]

Thank you for reminding as all🥰🥰

[@SymbolSage]

You are so welcome!

[@asmanfarbehar9402]

ممنونم ❤

[@SymbolSage]

❤️خواهش میکنم

[@suzannalam8932]

great channel keep up the good work

[@SymbolSage]

Thanks Suzanna :)

[@naotokamigire-terumi9912]

Thanks!

[@SymbolSage]

Welcome!

[@CzechMate17]

A ñittle bit of bad in all rhe good balanced and/or equal to to just enough good in all the bad. Create a Magic 8 and combine ALL- you have rhe world we live in to interpretation.

[@Amirlilac-sp5jj]

Without one half the whole meaning wouldn't be a thing

[@trebor1745]

without ANY part.

[@zzausel]

You mentioned Kung Fu Tse but not Lao Tse - this is absurd. Yin/Yang is the center of Tao Te King, just see the first chapter. Kung Fu tse wrapped it in for his connection to the old tradition.

[@trebor1745]

If you are referring to the 'Old Man'? He's Lau Tzu, and the pronunciation is Tsuh, as in "roof" or "book"

[@zzausel]

@@trebor1745 Kung Fu is Kung Fu, and Lau Dse ist Lau Dse, transliterated in different ways, but the vowel in "dse" is spoken like "fir". The most characteristic Chinese vowel. Don't pronounce it like "roof"!

[@Adelia3]

Ok

[@Spontaneous0rder]

Pronunciation matters.