(Taoism) Why you should welcome both - Good and Bad | Yin and Yang

Yin and Yang, core to Taoism, symbolize dualistic forces in constant interplay. Yin represents darkness, passivity, and femininity, while Yang embodies light, activity, and masculinity. They're complementary, necessitating balance for harmony. Their cyclical nature underscores transformation and the natural flow of life. The Yin-Yang symbol depicts their dynamic relationship, with each containing a seed of the other. Taoist philosophy emphasizes acceptance of change and finding harmony within oneself and the universe. In essence, Yin and Yang encapsulate the interdependence, balance, and interconnectedness of existence, guiding individuals towards alignment with the universal principle, the Tao.

Chapters

Intro - 0:00
Opposites go hand in hand - 1:36
Yin and Yang - 3:35
The law of polarity - 4:25
Applying Yin Yang in your life - 7:28