This can be seen in the changes of four seasons, and the changes throughout a single day ( 24 Hour Cycle), as seen below. Yin constantly changes into Yang & back into Yin again. The ancients observed 2 phases of constant cyclical change. Yin and Yang and the Five Elements became an integral part of Chinese philosophy. Scholars of this school interpreted natural phenomena and observed how these are reflected in the human body in health and disease. The Naturalist school promoted idea of living in harmony with natural laws. 5 Element Theory was developed at same time. Yin Yang had been understood for many centuries, but was systematically elaborated and written down by Tsou Yen of the Yin Yang (Naturalist) School in the Warring States Period (476-221 BC). The Eight Trigrams were combined to form 64 hexagrams, symbolizing all possible phenomena of the Universe. With addition of an extra line, the Eight Trigrams (Ba Gua) were formed, illustrating all the directions. Yin Yang is the fundamental principle, and the most important theory in TCM, underlying all physiology, pathology & treatment.Ĭombining the two, we have the four stages of Yin and Yang. For example: Spring only comes when winter is finished. One can change into the other, but it is not a random event, happening only when the time is right. Normally this is a harmonious change, but when Yin or Yang are out of balance they affect each other, and too much of one can eventually weaken (consume) the other. Relative levels of Yin Yang are continuously changing.
The classics state: "Yin creates Yang and Yang activates Yin". For Example: no energy without matter, no day without night. They constantly transform into each other. Yin contains seed of Yang and vise versa.
Just as a state of total Yin is reached, Yang begins to grow. The Tai Ji (Supreme Ultimate) diagram shows the relationship of Yin & Yang and illustrates interdependence on Yin & Yang. Interdependent: Can not exist without each other.Yin and Yang are never static but in a constantly changing balance. For example: Water is Yin relative to steam but Yang relative to ice. This opposition is relative, and can only be spoken of in relationships. They are either on the opposite ends of a cycle, like the seasons of the year, or, opposites on a continuum of energy or matter. it can develop ailments and/or diseases.Four Main Aspects of Yin and Yang Relationship Should the balance become “broken” in the human body. This inter-translation is translated into the human body as “Qi” (pronounced Chi – Yang) and blood fluid – Yin. There is a transformation of states between Yin and Yang such as the opposition of Yin and Yang, the interdependence of Yin and Yang, the mutual of Yin and Yang and the inter-transformation of Yin and Yang. Within Yin & Yang, there are numerous states of energy that are constantly changing which occurs in an alternating fashion, If we are to continue our analogy of a “day’, we must realize that there is a morning (middle of Yin and Yang) that starts the cycle “noon'” Yang), “sunset” (middle of Yin and Yang) and finally “night” (Yin). In nature, the duality of life force (matter and phenomenon) coexist and is represented by the symbol of water and fire. Yin and Yang can simply be explained as 24 hours in a day which is divided into daytime (Yang = fire) and night time(Yin = water) or in a one year cycle of winter (Yin = water) and summer(Yang = fire).
NEURODERMATITIS (CHRONIC SIMPLE LICHEN)Īncient Chinese experts recognized that there is a natural phenomenon of physical matter that is separated into 2 entities called Yin and Yang.GLENOHUMERAL JOINT TISSUE DISEASE (SHOULDER JOINT).OFFICE METHODS, PROCEDURES & ACCESSMENTS.
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