One of the first symbols I resonated with, meditated on and integrated into my spiritual practice is the Chinese Yin Yang symbol. In this third episode of my Occult Symbols podcast, I will help you better understand the duality / oneness concepts this ancient symbol stands for, but also its historical origin, some of its practical examples in nature as well as why diving into the meaning of this symbol can actually help you better deal with pain, suffering and « things going wrong » in your life in general.

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Some of my previous videos that can help you in your spiritual and self-transformation journey:

Occult symbols podcast #1 - The hidden meaning of the circle, the triangle & the square:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuTCyBpTfR8

How to heal the divine masculine and divine feminine: https://youtu.be/bnqb8HJ5I1U

Unlock the secret and power of the 4 elements FIRE, AIR, WATER and AIR :
https://youtu.be/FYppQumkVcg

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