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2. Water can be understood as both yin and yang. Challenge: how many ways can you explain why ?

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Water can be understood as both yin and yang. The number of ways Yin and Yang can be explained is in numerous ways.

Yin and Yang explain how to exist in harmony and in balance with nature. Yin and Yang are not distinct entities, but rather two extremes of a spectrum. Everything Yin includes a trace of Yang. Also, everything Yang contains a trace of Yin. They are always in connection with one another.

The yin is the physical aspect of nature and the yang is the forces surrounding these physical aspects.

Some of the ways in which Yin and Yang can be explained are as follows:

Yin and Yang can be explained from the water, whereby the water is the Yin while the wind carrying the water waves is known as the Yang.

In the body, the Yin shows the anatomy and structure of the body while the Yang explains the psychological functioning of the body.

Disruption in either Yin or Yang can cause an imbalance in nature.

Therefore, we can conclude that the number of ways in which we can explain the Yin and the Yang is numerous.

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